Food Recognition
Identify food items and ingredients
Food Recognition
Identify food items and ingredients
Choose the type of analysis you want to perform on your image.
Select the AI vision model for analysis. We recommend using the Mistral model for the best results.
PNG, JPG or GIF files supported
Frequently Asked Questions about Food Recognition
How does the Food Recognition tool work?
Upload an image and our AI will analyze it based on food recognition criteria. You'll receive detailed insights specific to what you're looking for.
What kind of images work best with the Food Recognition?
For best results, upload clear, well-lit images that clearly show the subject you want analyzed. JPG, PNG, and GIF formats are supported. The image should be well-lit and in focus.
Is there a limit to how many images I can analyze?
No, you can analyze as many images as you'd like. Each analysis is processed independently.
Can I add specific requirements to my analysis?
Yes! Use the "Additional Notes" field to specify any particular aspects you'd like the AI to focus on during analysis.
Which AI model should I select for the best results?
We recommend using the Mistral model for most analyses, as it provides a good balance of accuracy and detail for image analysis tasks.
Can I download or copy the analysis results?
Yes, after analysis is complete, you can copy the results to your clipboard using the "Copy Results" button.
How accurate are the nutritional calculations?
The Food Recognition tool provides estimates based on visual analysis and standard nutritional data. Actual values may vary based on specific preparation methods, exact portion sizes, and ingredient variations. For precise nutritional information, consult a nutritionist or use dedicated food tracking apps.
Is it possible to have a chat about my image analysis?
Yes, you can chat with the Image Analysis AI here for more detailed discussions or follow-up questions.
Are there other image analysis tools available?
Absolutely! You can explore other image analysis tools here to find different ways to analyze your images.