SnapCount

AI Object Counter

Take a photo and SnapCount tells you what’s in it and how many — everything, or just the one thing you ask for.

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Open SnapCount How it works

HOW IT WORKS

Snap. Choose. Check.

01Take a photoPoint at a table, a shelf or a room — or pick a photo from your gallery.
02Choose what to countEverything SnapCount can see, or just one thing, like chairs.
03Check and fixSee each count, then correct anything it got wrong in a tap.

WHAT IT DOES

One job, done well.

Every object, countedA list of what’s in the photo and how many of each, with a total.

Just the one thingAsk for “water bottles” and get one clear number.

Honest about doubtLow-confidence counts and partly hidden objects are flagged, not guessed.

Fix it in a tapChange a count or add something it missed — your fix is saved.

Your historyEvery scan, its counts and your corrections, in one place.

Photos aren’t storedYour photo is used once to count, then thrown away.

TRY IT

Count your first photo in seconds.

No account needed. Open SnapCount in your browser and tap “Try it now”.

Open SnapCount

QUESTIONS

Good to know

How accurate is it?

Very good for a handful of clearly visible objects. Crowded, overlapping, tiny or distant objects are harder — that’s why every count can be checked and fixed, and why low-confidence counts are flagged.

Do you keep my photos?

No. The photo is resized on your device, counted once, and not stored. Only the counts and your corrections are saved.

Do I need an account?

No — tap “Try it now” to count as a guest. Create an account to keep your history on every device.

Is it free?

Yes, with a fair-use limit on scans per hour.

Which devices?

SnapCount works in your browser today. iPhone and Android apps are on the way.

Something else? Ask us or report an issue.

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