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Match results now show Likely, Possible or Unsure instead of percentage scores. Plan your watering with the new care calendar and reminders. Pest and disease sections now say treatment tips. New Premium plans (monthly, yearly or lifetime) turn off ads and unlock every premium feature. Identification, the plant library and basic care guides stay free. Bug fixes and small improvements.
Identify plants by photo offline, then get care, watering and growing guides.
Identify plants by photo with a model that runs on your phone and works offline. Snap a leaf, flower or tree, see ranked matches, then open a care guide. Plant ID helps you put a name to the plants you meet on a walk, in a park or in your own garden. Take a photo or pick one from your gallery and the app compares it with about 2,100 plants stored on your phone, so you do not need a signal. Then read how that plant grows, what it needs and whether it is a risk for pets or people. It is made for hikers, gardeners and anyone curious about the plants around them. It is a learning aid, not an expert botanist, so treat every result as a suggestion to check. Identify from a photo � Take a photo with your phone's camera or choose one from your gallery � Five free identifications a day, unlimited with Premium � Recognition runs on your phone and your photos are not uploaded � See the five closest matches, ranked, each with a confidence bar � Confidence bands (Likely, Possible, Unsure) show how sure the model is � A photo tip on the results screen helps you retake an unclear shot Care and growing guides Open a guide from a match or from the library: � Overview and how to recognize the plant � Planting and environment, spacing and growing indoors � Watering, feeding and pruning � Light, soil, temperature, hardiness, mature size and bloom time � Propagation, uses, origin and fun facts � Pests and diseases with treatment tips � Toxicity and safety notes for pets and people Library and reminders � A searchable plant library: look up a plant by common name, scientific name, family or type � My Garden: keep the plants you grow, up to five for free and unlimited with Premium � A care calendar with watering reminders for the plants you grow (Premium) � Plant health guide: three symptoms free, the full guide with Premium Good to know � The model recognizes about 2,100 plants. It is strongest on wild plants, trees, garden flowers and weeds. It is weak on houseplants, so do not count on it for indoor plants such as pothos or snake plant. � Full care guides cover 58 popular plants and plant groups, and each group guide applies to many related species. For other matches you get a short summary and a link to read more, which needs an internet connection. � Never eat, brew or use a wild plant as medicine based on an app identification. Many plants have poisonous look-alikes, so confirm with a qualified expert. A missing toxicity note does not mean a plant is safe. � The app asks for no camera permission: the camera button opens your phone's own camera app, and the gallery picker shares only the photo you choose. � The app interface is in English. Free, with ads Plant ID is free to download and supported by ads: a banner at the bottom of the screen and a short full-screen ad that can appear after some identifications, once you close the results. Free with ads. Premium removes ads and unlocks every premium feature: $3.99 per month, $39.99 per year, or $59.99 one time (lifetime). Prices may vary by country. Premium adds unlimited identifications and plants, the care calendar, reminders, the full health guide, history export and extra share cards. Subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel in Google Play under Payments and subscriptions. Lifetime is paid once. Privacy No account is needed. Your photos are analyzed on your phone and are not uploaded. Ads are served by Google AdMob, which may use your device advertising ID depending on your consent choices. The internet is used only for ads, Premium purchases and links to Wikipedia. Read the privacy policy on our website. Identification uses Google's open plant classifier. Guide text is compiled from open botanical sources. Made by Ecom Swift LLC. Questions? support@ecomswiftllc.com