<p>Geometric analysis of colloidal structures is significant in applications such as photonic crystals for optoelectronics and microelectronics, functional coatings in materials science, and biosensors for medical and environmental applications. This highlights the importance of digitalization in this area to improve the quality of student education. The paper is devoted to the development of an information system (<i>ISANM</i>) that will be useful for teaching students and applicable in the work of engineers and researchers for automating the analysis of colloidal structure morphology. <i>ISANM</i> (Information System for Analysis of Nanostructure Morphology) integrates various analysis methods and is designed prioritize usability, catering primarily to users rather than software developers. This paper outlines the scope of the subject area, reviews selected methods for morphology analysis, and presents the scripts developed for implementing these methods. In our opinion, introducing this system into the educational process would improve the quality of training for future specialists.</p>