MRIdecoder — precision MRI analysis & clarity
AI-powered · Not a diagnosis

Your MRI report,
decoded gently.

Paste the text, upload the PDF, or snap a photo of your report. We'll translate every medical term into calm, simple language — in your language.

Free for patients · AI-generated explanations 14 languages Nothing stored
Editorial illustration of a serene human profile with a soft MRI cross-section of the brain and spine

Paste the Findings / Impression section, or upload a PDF / photo.

MRIdecoder explains what terms mean. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace your doctor. Always follow up with a qualified physician.

How MRIdecoder works with you

Private by default

Reports are processed in-memory. Nothing is saved to a database. No signup.

Explains, never diagnoses

The model is instructed to translate anatomical terms — not to guess a diagnosis.

AI-generated, clearly labelled

AI-generated and labelled as such. Definitions follow standard radiology references.

A note from the team

We built MRIdecoder after watching our own family stare at an MRI report in silence for two days.

We want every patient in India to be able to read their own scan report. MRIdecoder is free for patients and available in 14 languages. We do not sell your reports, we do not run ads on your results, and we will never pretend to be your doctor.

— Team MRIdecoder, Bengaluru

A daughter gently explaining an MRI report to her mother by a sunlit window in an Indian home
FAQ

Common questions

Is MRIdecoder free?+

Yes — free, no signup, no credit card. Paste your report and decode.

Is my report stored?+

No. We process reports in-memory to generate the translation and do not save them to a database.

Does MRIdecoder diagnose me?+

No. MRIdecoder is an educational translator that explains what medical terms mean. It never diagnoses or recommends treatment.

Which MRI regions are supported?+

Any — brain, spine, knee, shoulder, abdomen, pelvis, cardiac, breast. The AI translates whatever anatomical language your report contains.

More on the full FAQ · or browse the MRI glossary.