Open your Moon photo
Use an image of the Moon in Lunar Atlas Pro. AIT finds the disc and analyzes the visible surface.
Astro Imaging Toolbox is the professional desktop suite that takes you from planning to stacking, calibration, advanced stretching, gradient correction, star separation, denoise, detail recovery, Solar Insight, and final export in one coherent workflow.
Release artwork · The tools themselves open inside AIT.
Lunar Atlas Pro recognizes supported Moon photographs and places lunar landmarks on the image when matching is reliable. A separate 3D Solar System tool opens NASA Eyes for exploring beyond the Moon.
Use an image of the Moon in Lunar Atlas Pro. AIT finds the disc and analyzes the visible surface.
The atlas compares recognizable lunar detail and checks whether the match is reliable.
Explore craters, maria and mission markers on the photo. AIT reports when it cannot place them confidently.
Astro Imaging Toolbox 2.3.0 introduces the Advanced Processing Update: a new generation of processing tools centered around AIT Stretch Studio and a connected family of specialist modules.
Astro Imaging Toolbox now includes a dedicated solar analysis workspace for images, videos, Solar Archive comparison, timelapse creation, prominence inspection and scientific reporting.
Astro Imaging Toolbox is built for astrophotographers who want a faster, cleaner workflow from planning to final output. Instead of juggling disconnected applications, you work inside one suite designed to reduce friction, save time and keep your sessions consistent.
Plan the target, inspect the sky, ingest the files, stack the data, solve the frame, remove gradients, build masks, and deliver the result without constantly changing software and mental context.
Observation planning, Night Vision Mode, live-friendly dashboards, Seestar ingest, deep-sky stacking, planetary handling and export tools are all part of the same practical operating environment.
You get a cleaner shell, stronger tool consistency, and powerful processing workflows without being boxed into a simplistic toy experience.
From target selection to final export, AIT covers the key stages of an astrophotography session inside one consistent desktop environment.
These are some of the core areas where Astro Imaging Toolbox helps reduce friction and improve day-to-day astrophotography work.
Choose the right target, frame it properly, inspect the field, and even diagnose optical tilt before committing to a long session.
Monitor incoming files, keep sessions organized, and move from acquisition to processing without breaking flow.
Stack intelligently, stretch with control, correct gradients, separate stars, denoise, recover detail and keep exports inside one suite.
Prepare capture videos, curate the best frames, and handle batch output without falling back to unrelated desktop utilities.
Match supported Moon photos to the atlas, explore landmarks on your image, and open NASA's lunar map and 3D globe from the same workspace.
Travel beyond the Moon through a dedicated Planning tool that opens NASA Eyes, with AIT viewer controls and a bilingual guide.
Explore the redesigned dashboard, planning tools, stacking environment and key processing interfaces across Astro Imaging Toolbox.
These screens highlight the parts of the suite that shape planning, capture-side work, stacking and analysis.
A field-friendly presentation mode for darker observing environments across supported tools.
Solar Insight remains part of the AIT suite. Watch the overview of the solar analysis workspace introduced in AIT 2.2.0; AIT 2.4.0 now adds lunar exploration alongside it.
A guided look at the new solar image and video analysis workflow, including sunspot detection, prominence measurement, archive comparison and scientific reports.
AIT 2.4.0 adds lunar and solar-system exploration to the existing processing, Solar Insight, planning and stacking workflows.
AIT 2.4.0 adds Lunar Atlas Pro and a separate 3D Solar System viewer, alongside the processing tools introduced in 2.3.0.
Night Vision Mode makes the suite telescope-side friendly and signals that the product understands real observing use, not only office use.
The suite is strongest when presented as a workflow environment that keeps context, reduces switching costs and makes repeated sessions cleaner.
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Astro Imaging Toolbox is at its best as the working environment for your astrophotography sessions: planning, ingest, stacking, solving, cleanup, planetary handling, conversion, and final delivery in one professional environment.