Photo Counter

Count logs from a photo

Photograph the end of the pile, outline one log end, and the logs are counted, mixed diameters included: log decks, loaded trucks, pulpwood and firewood.

  1. 1Upload a photoFrom your phone or computer
  2. 2Choose the areaOr count the whole photo
  3. 3Outline an exampleOne object you want counted
  4. 4Check and adjustFix marks, change settings
Or open another example below.

Tips for this count

  • Stand in front of the pile and photograph the log ends straight on.
  • Outline one log of a middle size, and allow a wide size range in step 4 for mixed diameters.
  • For a long deck, take one photo per section and count each one.
  • Bark, snow or dark ends that vary a lot count better with Smart AI.

What people use it for

Tallying loads at the landing or the mill yard, checking a truck before it leaves, and keeping a count of firewood stock.

Example library

The things people count most often. Each example opens with the area, an example outline and suitable settings, with both the Fast and free and the Smart AI count, so you can compare them and try changing the settings.

ConstructionPlastic pipesTwo stacked bundles of pipe ends on a site.
TimberSpruce logsThe front of a log pile, logs of mixed sizes.
PharmacyMixed pillsThree kinds of pills on a sheet, a few lying on their side.
LaboratoryBacterial coloniesA petri dish, for colony counts.
EnergySolar trackersAn aerial photo of a solar park, taken at an angle.

Photo formats

Supported

  • JPG or JPEG
  • PNG
  • WebP and AVIF
  • GIF (the first frame) and BMP
  • Photos picked from an iPhone or Android gallery (your phone sends them as JPG)

Not supported

  • TIFF
  • HEIC or HEIF files copied from an iPhone to a computer (save as JPG first)
  • Camera RAW files (CR2, NEF, ARW, DNG)
  • PDF, SVG and videos

For a good count

  • Take the photo straight on, with even light and no strong shadows.
  • The objects should look alike and not overlap much.
  • Any size works. Large photos are reduced to 2400 pixels on the long side, so very small objects in a huge photo are best cropped first.

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