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What is Pl@ntNet?

Pl@ntNet is a citizen science platform that uses AI to identify and inventory plant species. The web and mobile apps (Android, iOS) let you identify tens of thousands of plant species from photos. Users can share observations reviewed by the community to train the AI, with data contributed to biodiversity databases such as GBIF.

How to use Pl@ntNet?

Download the Pl@ntNet app for iOS or Android, or use the web version. Take clear photos of plant organs (leaves, flowers, fruits) and submit them for identification. Create an account to share observations with geo-location for citizen science contributions.

Pl@ntNet Core Features

AI plant identification

Identify tens of thousands of plant species from photos using an image-recognition system available on web and smartphone (Android, iOS).

Cooperative learning

Registered users share observations reviewed by the community; confirmed identifications are added to the public database and used to re-train the AI, typically on a monthly basis.

Citizen science contributions

Observations with GPS coordinates and sufficient identification confidence are shared with researchers via open biodiversity portals such as GBIF, supporting conservation and climate research.

Quality image guidance

The platform provides guidance on capturing quality images and filters out blurry or low-information photos to improve identification accuracy.

Pl@ntNet Use Cases

Identify wild or garden plants while hiking or gardening

Contribute geo-tagged plant observations to biodiversity research

Learn botany through community-reviewed species determinations

Pl@ntNet Frequently Asked Questions

How does Pl@ntNet identify plants?

Pl@ntNet is a system based on image recognition. You provide quality photos of plant organs, and the AI suggests species identifications from its trained models.

Is Pl@ntNet free to use?

Pl@ntNet is committed to providing a citizen science platform dedicated to plant biodiversity without advertising or data resale. The service is free; optional donations support development, servers, and research.

How can I contribute to the citizen science project?

Create an account, share your observations with geo-location enabled, and review community identifications. Only high-confidence observations are added to the public database and shared with researchers via portals such as GBIF.

What makes a good photo for identification?

Provide quality images by zooming in on various plant organs (take several photos), keeping focus, and avoiding blurry or cluttered shots. The platform rejects images that lack enough information for reliable identification.

Pl@ntNet Product Background & Official Links

Pl@ntNet Support Email & Customer service contact & Refund contact etc.

Pl@ntNet Support Email: contact@plantnet-project.org

More Contact, visit the about us page(https://plantnet.org/en/about/)

Pl@ntNet Company Info

Pl@ntNet Company name: INRIA

More about Pl@ntNet, Please visit the about us page(https://plantnet.org/en/about/)

Pl@ntNet Pricing & Plans

Free

Plant identification from photos on web and mobile
No advertising or data resale
Optional donations to support development and servers
Used by more than 32 million users worldwide

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