Bird Atlas

See the whole bird. Bird Atlas is a book of plates you can carry. It covers 11,131 species, arranged by the AviList taxonomy, and draws each bird two ways: realistic plates for the overall look, and loose hand-drawn brushwork for character. FREE AND PAID Without a purchase, you can swipe through birds on the Discover page and switch pages. Everything else, including species details, plates, search, photo search, folders, observations and offline packs, requires Premium (annual subscription or lifetime purchase). 100 bird images are built in; the rest come in offline packs. The plans page appears at launch, when you return to the app and after about 20 seconds of browsing; choose Later to close it. EVERY ANGLE ON ONE PLATE Plates bring together the left and right sides, front, back, underside and flight views, with close-ups of the head, eye, wing, tail and feet. Pinch to zoom and take your time. Each species shows the views drawn for it. ONE BIRD, TWO HANDS Tap to switch between the realistic plate and the hand-drawn painting, on the species page and in Plates. COMPARE FORMS Breeding and non-breeding plumage, male and female, color morphs — side by side. WALK THROUGH 11,131 SPECIES Browse by order, family and genus, by habitat. Search by bird name or scientific name and narrow the results with filters. FIND BIRDS BY PHOTO Take a photo or choose one from your library, then frame the bird. A built-in model runs on your device, offline, and suggests a few similar-looking birds to compare against the plates. Treat them as leads to check, not a final identification. KEEP YOUR OWN RECORD Save birds into your own folders. Log observations with the time and place — your current location, a point on the map, or typed by hand. Make a share card for any bird. OFFLINE PACKS Ten offline packs, grouped by kinds of birds, download when you need them. Download up to three packs in parallel, with pause, resume and delete. HOME SCREEN AND WRIST The Daily birds widget puts today's bird on your Home Screen; tap it to open the species. On Apple Watch, Bird Atlas becomes a bird album: full-screen images with names and families, changing every 20 seconds or with a swipe. ROOM TO SPREAD OUT Plates get more room on iPad. Open iPhone Duo to lay the realistic and hand-drawn plates side by side. On Apple TV, birds fill the living-room screen as a slideshow. ABOUT THE IMAGES The realistic and hand-drawn images are AI-generated from text prompts. They are not photographs, colors, posture or details may be off, and they should not be used to identify birds. If something looks wrong, choose More › Correct image on the species page to use your own picture and adjust the framing — the original is always kept — or tell us through Report issue. ALSO • 12 languages, with a right-to-left layout in Arabic. • iCloud sync for favorites, folders, observations and corrected images can be turned on or off in the app. Taxonomy: AviList Core Team, AviList v2025b (CC BY 4.0). Species information: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0). Bird identification model: OSEA (Sun Jiao). Premium is an annual subscription or a lifetime purchase, and removes the plans page. The annual subscription renews automatically each year. Eligible new subscribers get a 3-day free trial; to avoid renewal, cancel at least 24 hours before the trial or current period ends. The lifetime purchase is a one-time payment and does not renew. Restore purchases in the app; manage or cancel subscriptions through your Apple Account. Prices are shown in your App Store currency. Purchases and offline packs require iOS/iPadOS 26 or later; earlier versions can only preview. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://bird.zhazhalab.com/privacy/