Free Plant Identifier

Free Plant Identifier

Flower identification and care

22K ratings
380 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 18, 2024
  • January 12, 2026

Features

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Instantly identify thousands of plants, flowers, and fungi using your phone's camera. Get detailed information, including common and scientific names, and assess plant health to detect diseases.

Image recognition for plant identification
Identifies over 33,000 plant types
Provides common and scientific names
Offers plant classification
Health assessment for plant diseases
Detects 90 different diseases
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What's New in Free Plant Identifier

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January 12, 2026

We fixed a few bugs related to Plant Health diagnosis. Thank you for the feedback.

Subscription plans

Full access for 1 week

Billed Weekly

$1.997 Days
How to cancel Free Plant Identifier subscription ⁉️
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In-App Purchases

$29.99

Full access for Lifetime

One-time Purchase

User reviews

This app is the best thing that ever happened to me.

I, at first, thought do I need a lifetime subscription to this app? The answer is unequivocally yes. It’s the best thing that’s ever happened to me. I find myself pulling over if I see a plant that looks nice, but I may want to add to my garden, but don’t know what it is. I have a catalogue now of all of the plants in my garden, and I can easily look them up and get tips or understand what to plant next to them. It’s wonderful.
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Love this app

I enjoy this app daily to discover new varieties of honey bee plants for my garden

It’s not free

Identifying your plant is free.
Literally everything else in the app pushes for a subscription fee.

Ads Inaccuracies and Limitations

Couldn’t identify a field of dandelions, put up ads after every identification, started demanding payment after the first ID (which you can x out of in the top right corner after a few seconds so don’t get tricked), required my name and email just to open the app, kept asking for my location, and kept pushing an AI chatbot called Nina. And this was just in the first two minutes of my testing. Just use the identification built into apple photos. It’s the little blue circle with the leaf In it that appears in the lower options bar when you click on a photo of a plant
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If it’s free it’s for me…

…usually… but this app is as good as any I’ve ever paid for!

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Unable to look up plants without paying subscription

Bug

Crashes or freezes on some devices

Bug

Requested Features

2 requests

Add more plant species

Feature

Improve plant identification accuracy

Feature

FAQ

What does the Free Plant Identifier app do?

This app uses image recognition technology to identify plants, flowers, trees, weeds, fungi, and lichens from your surroundings. It provides common and scientific names, classification, and a brief description for each identified species.

Can this app identify plant diseases?

Yes, the app features a Health Assessment tool that can distinguish between healthy and unhealthy plants. Its model is capable of detecting 90 different plant diseases, helping users understand the condition of their plants.

How many plant types can the app identify?

The app can recognize over 33,000 different types of plants worldwide. This includes a wide variety of species such as houseplants, garden plants, trees, weeds, fungi, and lichens.

Is the Free Plant Identifier app free to use?

The app is free to download and use, but it does offer in-app purchases and contains advertisements. Specific features or an ad-free experience may require purchase.

What kind of plants can I identify with this app?

You can identify a vast range of flora, including common houseplants, garden plants, trees, weeds, fungi, and lichens. The identification covers species found globally.