Upload a photo. See what vision AI could do for it.
Drop in a photo of a warehouse, factory, shelf, parking lot or site. YOLOvX finds the objects and suggests automation ideas you can start on this week.
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How the YOLOvX Vision Analyzer works
- Upload a photo. Use a JPG, PNG or WEBP of a warehouse, production line, retail shelf, loading dock, parking lot or construction site, or start with one of the examples.
- AI finds the objects. The vision model spots items such as pallets, boxes, vehicles, equipment and safety gear, then outlines each one.
- Get automation ideas. You receive three to five practical computer vision ideas for that exact scene, each with an effort level, a cautious savings estimate and a first step you can take this week.
Photos that work best
- Wide, well-lit shots that show the whole area rather than a close-up of one item.
- Scenes with repeated objects or a clear process, such as shelves, pallets, conveyors or vehicles.
- Sharp photos taken straight on, without heavy motion blur or glare.
Portraits, selfies, screenshots, documents and everyday single objects are not analyzed, because there is no business process to automate.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Vision Analyzer free?
Yes. You can scan photos without an account, within a fair-use limit for each visitor.
What can it detect?
Common workplace objects: pallets, boxes, vehicles, machines, shelf products and safety gear. People are only counted or checked for safety equipment in a workplace scene. The analyzer never identifies people or reads personal data.
Are my photos private?
Photos are processed by a third-party AI model, and we may keep scans to improve the analyzer. Please avoid confidential or personal images.
How do I build my own detector from these ideas?
The analyzer is a quick preview. To annotate your own images, train a custom YOLO model and deploy it, use the YOLOvX web platform or the mobile apps described on the YOLOvX home page.
Which file types and sizes are supported?
JPG, PNG and WEBP images up to 8 MB. Large photos are resized in your browser before upload.