CLIO — Cross-notebook Library for Images and Outputs
Figure Explorer for JupyterLab
Clio collects notebook figures and saved PNG, JPEG, WebP, SVG, GIF, and PDF files into a searchable, comparable, and exportable gallery. Scan individual files or folders recursively, select multiple sources, and browse in a notebook sidebar, main-area gallery, or separate browser window.
Installation
pip install clio-jupyter
Restart JupyterLab after installation. Use the Command Palette to run Clio: Open Gallery as Tab.
Clio is a prebuilt JupyterLab 4 extension: end users do not need Node.js or a local extension build.
Highlights
- Discovers PNG, JPEG, WebP, and SVG figures from all open notebooks.
- Scans saved notebooks, individual images, and recursive image folders through the Jupyter server. Manually added sources are session-only, with confirmation for large folders.
- Provides still GIF thumbnails, animated GIF previews, and on-demand first-page PDF previews while preserving original files and all PDF pages for saving.
- Filters multiple sources together and offers thumbnail star buttons, resizable preview panes, white/transparent preview backgrounds, and improved image recovery.
- Searches and filters by title, notebook, tag, and source code, including
title:,tag:/tags:,code:,cell:, andfigure:queries. - Keeps a persistent starred collection, including metadata for figures whose notebooks are currently closed.
- Keeps earlier runs of changed figures in a session-only history for browsing, comparison, copying, and export. History resets when the JupyterLab page closes.
- Lets you view, copy, or safely restore the cell source captured with a historical plot version. Restoration is undoable and never runs the cell automatically.
- Supports zoomable previews, Focus Figure, multi-selection, comparison mode, keyboard navigation, and cell reveal.
- Applies save, PDF export, and star/unstar actions to the complete thumbnail selection.
- Saves original image formats, exports PDFs, and copies images as PNG.
For developer documentation, see the JupyterLab extension source. For release history, see the Clio JupyterLab changelog.
License
Clio is released under the MIT License.
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