Raman analysis software

Browser-based Raman analysis for spectra, peaks, and nanomaterials

RamanQuick helps researchers inspect Raman spectra, apply practical preprocessing, compare material-related Raman features, and export editable analysis results for research workflows.

Best suited for

  • • Raman spectrum inspection
  • • Baseline and spike checking
  • • Graphene, CNT, MoS₂, WS₂, and TMDC workflows
  • • Peak fitting preparation
  • • Editable workbook export

Browser-based Raman analysis

Upload Raman spectra or map data and inspect spectral features directly in the browser without installing desktop software.

Preprocessing workflow

Use practical preprocessing steps such as spike removal, simple or advanced baseline correction, and processed-signal inspection.

Peak and material workflow

Work with Raman features commonly used for graphene, CNTs, MoS₂, WS₂, TMDCs, and other nanomaterials.

Editable export

Export Raman analysis results in an editable workbook format for papers, presentations, and further data review.

RamanQuick analysis workflow

  1. 1Upload CSV, TXT, DAT, ASC, XY, or compatible Raman spectrum files.
  2. 2Inspect raw and processed Raman spectra.
  3. 3Apply spike removal and baseline correction when needed.
  4. 4Move to Fitting for component-based peak analysis.
  5. 5Export editable results for publication-quality figure preparation.

From Raman analysis to peak fitting

Raman analysis often begins with checking raw spectral quality, identifying major peaks, and confirming whether preprocessing is needed. When component-level interpretation is required, the Fitting workspace can be used to compare center position, FWHM, amplitude, area percentage, residuals, and fit quality.

Raman analysis topics supported by RamanQuick

Raman spectroscopyRaman analysisRaman peak fittingBaseline correctionSpike removalGraphene RamanCNT RamanMoS₂ RamanWS₂ RamanTMDC RamanNanomaterials