kitio.aiAdded Oct 29, 2026
Pl@ntNet
FreeIdentify plants from photos in a citizen science app
What is Pl@ntNet?
Pl@ntNet identifies a plant species from a photo you take with the app and builds a shared record of plant biodiversity. It suits hikers, gardeners and students, and its observations feed a citizen science project and open datasets.
Users submit pictures, and a collaborative review lets the community check identifications. The project publishes open data, a developer API, GitHub code, datasets such as Pl@ntNet 300k and GeoPlant, and research papers. It is run by a consortium of research organizations and funded partly through EU projects.
Contributions can be made by creating an account, submitting plants, reviewing others' observations, translating or donating.
Features
- Plant ID from photos
- Collaborative review
- Open datasets
- Developer API
- Biodiversity data
- Group projects
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Organization
Pl@ntNet consortium
🇫🇷 France
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Pros and cons
Pros
- Backed by research organizations
- Open data and API
- Community review of identifications
Cons
- Results depend on photo quality
- Accuracy varies by region and species
- Donation-supported, so features may change
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What is Pl@ntNet?
Pl@ntNet identifies a plant species from a photo you take with the app and builds a shared record of plant biodiversity. It suits hikers, gardeners and students, and its observations feed a citizen science project and open datasets.
Is there an API for developers?
Yes. The site links to an API and GitHub resources in its developer section.
How can I contribute?
You can submit plants, join the collaborative review, translate the app or donate.
How much does Pl@ntNet cost?
Pl@ntNet is 100% free.
Is there a free version of Pl@ntNet?
Yes. Pl@ntNet is completely free to use.
What are the main features of Pl@ntNet?
Plant ID from photos, Collaborative review, Open datasets, Developer API, Biodiversity data, Group projects.
Who makes Pl@ntNet?
Pl@ntNet is made by Pl@ntNet consortium.
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