It does fungi too! Great app for a curious mind! I was most impressed when I took a picture of our shriveling day lilies. Took a pic of the leaves and it identified as Orange Day Lily and gave care instructions! I have never been up to date with watering my plants and I like reminders and adding new plants. Speaking of which, I feel the app can include a feature of search bar when you want to add a new plant. I had lemon grass and I knew the botanical name, but I clicked the image of the leaf, the botanical name or regular name did not come up leading to an incorrect identification of the plant.
So if they had a search bar I could just type in, add a picture of the plant and go from there. Hence I said it is good, but it could be better. Thanks a lot for sharing your thoughts with us. I have forwarded your feedback to our team to have it seriously discussed. Please feel free to contact us at contact plantidentifier. We are always keen to listen to you and make corresponding improvements.
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The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:. Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More. With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app. Take a picture of the entire plant, leaves, and flowers You can upload an image from the gallery too 3.
Let the plant identification engine run 5. What else? Well, there is a lot to discover. Since the entire features of this plant identifier app are available to try for free, there is no harm in giving it a try and explore the features for yourself. You will get a percentage representing the certainty level of the identification. Stay tuned and let us know about any bugs, questions, feature requests, or any other suggestions.
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Very helpful app! Seems thorough and as accurate as possible with multiple pictures and likelihood that it correctly identified the plant with potential alternatives. Hey there! Thank you so much for your feedback and suggestion.
The developer, Studio Nano Ship, Inc. The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:. The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:. The premium version removes the daily snap restriction, the in-app ads, gives you access to premium support, along with a few other advantages. If you have a phone which functions on Android OS, chances are that you already have Google Lens installed.
If not, you can effortlessly install it from the Google Play Store. Google Lens is a mobile phone application developed by Google. This app has several very useful features when it comes to photos, but what interests us more is the plant recognition function. This app uses the power of Google Images to enable you to identify objects, plants, text, and more, from a photo.
While some other plant recognition apps included in this list might have a large library of plants available, I think they still cannot compete with the huge database of Google images.
If you are someone like me who only uses the plant identification apps only to find the name of specific flowers, trees, or weeds, Google Lens is all you need. This application is completely free and extremely powerful. Therefore, you might have to click the results to find out the plant name or more details about it.
Seek is more than a mobile app for identifying plants. This app from iNaturalist utilizes the power of image recognition technology to recognize various plants and animals from photos. It is an excellent mobile app for adventurers who like to spend their time exploring nature and for people who want to learn more about the life forms around them.
Seek is obtaining its data from millions of public wildlife observations collected by iNaturalist , which is another cool app from the same company. I like the simplicity of this app, but the lack of an option for the user to choose whether the recognition was successful or not might be a drawback.
Fortunately, the app is relatively young and seems to be constantly updated and improved with every new version. If the plant recognition algorithms will be improved and several other features will be implemented, this app has a huge potential. The foremost intention of iNaturalist is to provide scientists and naturalists a community where they can share their findings observations and a way to provide quality information for scientists working to better understand and preserve nature.
This app is the result of a collaboration between the California Academy of Sciences and the National Geographic Society. This is more than an app designed to help you find the name of a plant from a photo but can be also used for that purpose. Then you can select whether you want to take a photo or choose an existing image from the image gallery of your phone. Even though this app can identify many houseplants and common garden plants, its primary role is to identify the wildlife.
PictureThis is one of the most popular mobile apps for identifying plants from a photo on Google Play. The goal of the team behind the app is to build a lively community of plant lovers and help more people learn new things about plants. PuctureThis is great for gardeners, photographers, outdoor enthusiasts, plant passionates, students, teachers, and anyone who needs a mobile plant identifier app. Unfortunately, this app is not entirely free. The free subscription contains ads and only a limited number of free shots IDs.
If you only rarely use this app, watching a few ads per day might not be too disturbing. Yet, if you like the app and you use it frequently, you should probably consider paying for a premium subscription.
There is also a 7-day free trial you can activate to test the premium features. The premium membership allows you to identify an unlimited number of plants, receive additional plant care tips and reminders, get HD plant wallpapers, and all the ads and watermarks will be removed. If you want an app to identify the wild plants, PictureThis might not be the best option since it has a relatively small database of plants compared to other apps. However, if you are a gardener or someone who just needs a mobile app that can help you recognize the common plants around your house, this app would definitely be a good option to consider.
Flora Incognita lets you identify the plants in Central Europe fast and accurately using just images taken with your mobile phone. This might not be the most suitable app for you if you are looking to identify the plants in your garden or around the house.
In the app description, it is clearly stated that Flora Incognita was designed for the identification of wild plants, and not for the many breeding and crossing of the garden and indoor plants.
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