Identify rocks, crystals and minerals from photos and organize your stone finds.
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Rock Identifier is a photo-based stone and mineral identification tool for curious explorers and collectors. Take a picture of a rock, crystal or gemstone to explore a suggested match and related information. Save discoveries in a personal collection and return to them as you learn more about geology.
Stone photo recognition
Use a camera photo or gallery image to request a likely identification. Inspect the suggested name and description while comparing color, texture and visible structure with the specimen.
Mineral information
Explore available reference details about rocks and minerals. Learn terminology that can help you describe a find and distinguish a visible characteristic from a laboratory-tested property.
Discovery history
Review earlier identification records and revisit the photos used for each result. This helps keep outdoor finds and later research connected instead of mixing unrelated specimens.
Personal rock collection
Save items to a collection for convenient browsing. Use your digital records as a companion to physical labels when organizing stones, crystals or mineral samples.
Everyday uses
Useful after a nature walk, while sorting a mineral collection or when comparing an unfamiliar stone with reference information. A photograph can suggest a category, but cannot establish composition, treatment, origin or commercial value.
How to use
Place a specimen in clear light, take or select a photo, review the proposed match, compare it with the actual rock, and save the discovery you want to revisit.
Important information
Clean the camera lens and avoid strong color casts. Capture surface texture without obscuring the rock with water or excessive glare. Similar-looking minerals may require hardness, streak or specialist tests to distinguish. AI identification is educational reference, not certification or appraisal.
Before your first scan
Choose a subject that is relevant to the app and make it the main focus of the picture. A wide scene with many unrelated items can make it difficult to decide which object is being analyzed. Start with a clear image of a single subject, inspect the returned information and then decide whether another view would help.
Read the result as a research lead
An image match is generated from the available visual information. It may identify a likely category without resolving every version or similar-looking object. Compare the proposed result with features you can actually see.
Build a useful personal record
Keep the original image associated with the result so that you can revisit the reasoning later.
When a result needs another look
Blur, glare and hidden details can affect a recognition request. Retake a photo in even light rather than repeatedly submitting the same unclear image. A different angle may reveal a characteristic that was absent from the first view. Check the subject and the result side by side.
Use photographs thoughtfully
Photograph only material you are comfortable submitting to an online recognition service. Crop unrelated personal information from the scene where practical. Check the app’s privacy policy before using recognition, and use the available history or collection controls to manage the records you keep.
Access and subscriptions
Some tools, higher usage limits or output options may require paid access. The app shows the available features, price and billing period before purchase. Google Play subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled. Manage or cancel a subscription in Google Play. Trial availability, if offered, is shown at checkout.
Privacy and permissions
Review the relevant permission prompts and the privacy policy for how information is handled. You decide which of your material to import, keep or share. Check the selected content and destination before sharing a result. Online features require connectivity.
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