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## Step-by-step demo
1. Download the google drive [folder](https://drive.google.com/open?id=18syVlaix8cIlrnNF20pEWKMWUsKx9R9z) and unzip it. These are a subset of the test images from the paper.
1. Download this [folder](http://cellpose.org/static/images/demo_images.zip) of images and unzip it. These are a subset of the test images from the paper.
2. Start the GUI with `python -m cellpose`.
3. Drag an image from the folder into the GUI.
4. Set the model (in demo all are `cyto`) and the channel you want to segment (in demo all are `green`). Optionally set the second channel if you are segmenting `cyto` and have an available nucleus channel.
