Galaxy is free, it is powerful and it scales!

Analyze your genomic, metagenomic, proteomic, metabolomic data in one place.

750,000

jobs per month

400,000+

registered users

1,500

concurrent users

$2,000,000+

free compute / year

10,000+

analysis tools

22,000+

citations

Get your data!

From computer, web, SRA, anywhere

Run a tool ...

Select from 1,000s of tools

... or run a workflow!

Select from 100s of community curated workflows

Interpret and publish!

Use integrated Jupyter or RStudio and soon new AI agentic tools

Galaxy is Highly Scalable

Galaxy provides an equivalent of >$2,000,000/year of free computational infrastructure to all biomedical researchers in the US.

Powered by ACCESS-CI, Galaxy accesses resources at TACC, PSC, NCSA, and SDSC to deliver unprecedented scale.

Every new Galaxy user automatically gets 250 GB of permanent storage and 1 TB of scratch space with 8 concurrent job slots.

Galaxy is a Tool Ecosystem

Galaxy serves thousands of open source analysis tools and is tightly integrated with BioConda and BioContainer communities

11,699

BioConda packages

30,722

CondaForge packages

12,333

BioContainers

10,676

Galaxy wrappers

Galaxy is a Global Training Hub

The Galaxy Training Network (GTN) provides free, open, and peer-reviewed training materials with 489 tutorials across 35 topics.

Galaxy powers the largest biological data analysis training events in the world, with >3,700 simultaneous participants in Galaxy Training Academy 2025.

214 training videos and 499 contributors make GTN the most comprehensive bioinformatics training resource available.

A Universe of Applications

Scalable Genome Assembly

The Vertebrate Genomes Project has produced near error-free, chromosome-level genomes for 600 assemblies using Galaxy on Jetstream2.

VGP's ultimate goal: generating reproducible reference genomes for approximately 70,000 known living vertebrate species.

"95% of the main discoveries that have driven biotechnology came from studying things that were not model organisms at the time." — Giulio Formenti, Rockefeller University

Global Galaxy Instances

The usegalaxy.* consortium provides free, public Galaxy servers across three continents

usegalaxy.org (USA), usegalaxy.eu (Europe), and usegalaxy.org.au (Australia) form a global network of free, open-access Galaxy servers. Together they provide researchers worldwide with no-cost access to thousands of analysis tools, training resources, and petabytes of storage for reproducible computational biology research.