MarvinSketch is an advanced chemical editor for drawing chemical structures, queries and reactions.
It has a rich (and growing) list of editing features, is chemically aware and is able to call ChemAxon's structure based calculation plugins for structures on the canvas.
Rich editing
- Easily accessible chemical drawing functions, a lot of shortcuts;
- Convenient editing in 2D and 3D;
- 2D and 3D cleaning of the structures;
- Pre-defined structure templates and user-defined custom templates;
- Abbreviated groups;
- Chemical name (IUPAC or traditional), CAS number or InChi can be pasted onto the canvas and get converted into chemical structures directly;
- Wide range of file types supported: MRV, CDX, SKC, SDF, RDF (V2000/V3000), RXN, MOL, MOL2, SMILES, SMARTS, InChi, CML, FASTA, etc.;
- Copy and paste between different chemical editors; drag&drop feature;
- Inserting editable chemical structures (as Marvin OLE objects) into MS Office documents;
- Advanced query features;
- Handling polymers and biomolecules;
- User definable customizable styles (fonts, colors, structure representations, etc.);
- Drawing and formatting shapes, arrows and text boxes;
- Multipage documents and printing support.
Chemically aware
- Isotopes, charges, radicals, lone pairs and aliases;
- Error checking (valence error and structure checking);
- Advanced stereochemical functions;
- Structure based Calculator Plugins - for calculations of different chemical properties - can be called directly from MarvinSketch;
- Structure query design (R-logic, SMARTS properties, etc.);
- Manual and automatic mapping for reaction drawing;
Cross platorm delivery
- Marvin can run on all major operating systems;
- Java Beans can be directly installed to give standalone desktop applications and can also be used to integrate Marvin into Java based applications;
- Java Applets can easily be implemented into Java enabled web pages without the need for the user to install software or plugins;
- Java Web Start enables web delivery of end user applications;
.NET package makes it available to integrate Marvin into .NET applications.