AtomLens 3.1 iPad Help

Start with bundled examples, open a file, parse pasted chemistry text, inspect the structure, then save, share, or extract what you need.

Find chemical names and printed structure drawings in a PDF with on-device AI assistance, validate them independently, and inspect the source page beside the results.

Understand the toolbar, tabs, sidebars, and hardware-keyboard shortcuts used on iPad.

Edit chemistry text or draw atoms, bonds, rings, and reactions, then apply the result.

Use Managed Repository, Files integration, and tags to find saved chemistry quickly.

Pan, zoom, rotate, restyle, and inspect molecules or reactions without leaving the current document.

Save structures into the repository, share the current depiction, or split larger chemistry sources into many saved results.

Inspect reaction participants, work with advanced CXSMILES features, and understand how AtomLens handles richer chemistry notations.

Understand identifiers, calculated properties, and structure-search results.

Know which molecule and reaction formats AtomLens can open and which formats it can write back out.

Resolve common issues, understand search and storage boundaries, and review AtomLens privacy and third-party notes.