Is the 3D acupuncture atlas free?
Yes. The 3D viewer and all 361 point entries are free to use and need no account or sign-in.
Interactive 3D
3D Acupuncture Point Atlas
Point positions were projected onto the anatomical surface from the same mapped dataset used across AcuAtlas, so the 3D view, the 2D charts and the point pages all describe the same coordinates.
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Model attribution: Anatomical meshes: Z-Anatomy (Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike). The acupoint layer, reference dataset and viewer are AcuAtlas.
361 points placed · Bilateral points appear on both sides of the body.
The 14 meridians in this atlas
Each channel below lists how many of its points are placed in the 3D view. Open a meridian to read its full pathway and point-by-point reference.
LU · Lung 11 points placed LI · Large Intestine 20 points placed ST · Stomach 45 points placed SP · Spleen 21 points placed HT · Heart 9 points placed SI · Small Intestine 19 points placed BL · Bladder 67 points placed KI · Kidney 27 points placed PC · Pericardium 9 points placed TE · Triple Energizer 23 points placed GB · Gallbladder 44 points placed LV · Liver 14 points placed GV · Governing Vessel 28 points placed CV · Conception Vessel 24 points placed
Charts About this 3D atlas
How accurate are the 3D point positions?
Positions come from the mapped AcuAtlas coordinate set and were projected onto the anatomical surface. They are an educational reference for study, not a substitute for supervised clinical training in point location.
Can I use this atlas on a phone?
Yes. The viewer runs in the mobile browser: drag with one finger to rotate, pinch to zoom, and tap a marker to open its reference entry.
Which anatomical model is used?
The body meshes come from the Z-Anatomy open anatomy project, licensed CC BY-SA. The acupuncture point layer, dataset and interface are AcuAtlas work.