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As a non-destructive imaging technique, photothermal imaging mainly relies on local temperature changes to generate imaging signal responses. The technique has advantages, such as low background noise, and is therefore widely used in the fields of life science, medicine, nanoscience and materials research. This chapter will introduce photothermal imaging, photothermal conversion materials used in imaging, and applications of photothermal imaging.

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