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Find possible names for culinary and garden herbs from leaf shape, arrangement and flowers. Capture or upload a clear photo and compare familiar herbs such as basil, mint and rosemary. No app or signup needed.
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Leaf is selected for you. A photo cannot assess aroma or confirm that an unfamiliar plant is suitable for cooking.
Start with a clear photo, then compare the suggested names with the features you can see.
Choose a picture from your gallery or use Take Photo on a supported phone. Focus on one specimen in good light.
Select Identify This Herb. Compare the suggested species, match scores and scientific names.
Use the tips below to compare your specimen. Try another view when the first suggestions are uncertain.
Leaf shape and arrangement can suggest possible herb species. Compare several features, since herbs and unrelated plants may have similar leaves.
No. The tool works from visible image features and cannot smell a plant. Aroma is a feature you would need to assess separately once the plant is safely identified.
No. A photo suggestion does not confirm edibility or safe use. Confirm unfamiliar herbs with a qualified source before using them as food.
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