Zarrify
Convert TIFF, TIFF stacks, MRC, N5, and zarr v2 files to OME-Zarr v3.
Install
Requires Pixi.
git clone <repo>
cd zarrify
pixi run dev-install
Run
pixi run zarrify --config config.yaml
Copy a config template from config_examples/ and edit for your data.
Config
src: "/path/to/input" # tiff, tiff stack dir, .mrc, .n5, or zarr v2 .zarr
dest: "/path/to/output.zarr"
cluster: lsf # local | lsf
workers: 100
log_dir: "/path/to/lsf/logs"
extra_directives: ["-P myproject"]
zarr_chunks: [32, 32, 32] # inner chunk shape
shard_shape: [1024, 1024, 1024] # outer shard — null to disable
codec: zstd # zstd | gzip | blosc
codec_level: 3 # null = per-codec default (zstd:3, gzip:6, blosc:5)
axes: [z, y, x]
scale: [8.0, 8.0, 8.0]
translation: [0.0, 0.0, 0.0]
units: [nanometer, nanometer, nanometer]
optimize_reads: false # chunk-aligned TIFF reads (single TIFF only)
multiscale: false # build a multiscale pyramid
ms_workers: 100
data_origin: raw # raw | labels
antialiasing: false
normalize_voxel_size: false
custom_scale_factors: null # e.g. [[1,1,1],[2,2,2],[4,4,4]]
CLI flags override config values:
pixi run zarrify --config config.yaml --workers 200 --scale 1.0 1.0 0.058 0.058
LSF example
bsub -n 4 -P myproject -o out.log -e err.log \
"pixi run zarrify --config config.yaml"
Python API
from zarrify.to_zarr import to_zarr
from zarrify.utils.dask_utils import initialize_dask_client
client = initialize_dask_client("local")
to_zarr("input.mrc", "output.zarr", client)
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