Picture Bird User Reviews
Customer Experience
~ Based on 682 written reviews from the US App Store.
What users say
Summarized from real user reviews of Picture Bird. Based on 40K reviews and a 4.7/5 average, it highlights the 6 positives and 5 negatives reviewers mention most about this Reference app.
Positive things
- 🚀Accurate identification
- 👍Easy to use
- 💡Helpful information about birds
- 🚀Ability to identify from photos and sounds
- 👍Saves bird sightings
- 💡Useful for birdwatching
Negative things
- 🐛Inconsistent identification accuracy
- 🔒Misleading subscription model
- 🐛Incorrect identification of common birds
- 🐛Struggles with distant or obscured birds
- 💰Expensive subscription cost
Is Picture Bird Safe?
Picture Bird: Bird identifier appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Picture Bird is 94/100.
This assessment is based on 39,822 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.7/5.
Safety Analysis
~ Based on 39,822 App Store ratings for Picture Bird.
Is Picture Bird Legit?
Picture Bird: Bird identifier appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Picture Bird is 100/100.
Based on 100 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.
Top reviews
Easy to use and very informative
Automatically signed me up for a 1 year subscription. I clicked 1 week free trial.
Knowing I am in UK it gave me American birds!
This is a pretty nice app there are a few things I would recommend though: in the bird finder, you make one of the color options red. Also you should make one of the bird sizes like hawk sized or something because there are a lot of bird sizes in between mallard-sized and heron-sized. Thank you!
I got this app for my education and I did not think it would be 100 percent accurate this is one of my favorite apps in the App Store
Love this app!
I was enjoying my morning coffee when I overheard a bird call I had not yet heard before in the mornings where I live. I immediately wanted to know what the bird was so I found this app and downloaded it hoping to identify the bird before it stopped calling. Upon downloading the app I was forced to watch this 45 second “tutorial”. The entire time the bird was still calling. By the time the video ended, the bird had stopped singing and I was completely unable to identify it. Why the developers of this app felt it necessary to subject its users to mandatory tutorial that feels less educational and more like an excuse to show off their advanced coding skills is beyond me. To make matters worse I was then immediately prompted to start my free trial. Luckily this isn’t my first rodeo so to speak so I knew this wasn’t mandatory but full screen prompts for subscriptions with tiny x’s in the corner are extremely predatory cash grabs.
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Pretty accurate app
Good app, works fine on apple phone, helped me identify some birds!
Great app
Love this App wish I could afford it
I have used the around identifier a few times now , once by accident inside a train and it said that it was a kestrel when it was just people talking, I’ve just used it on my bedroom trying to identify some very noisy birds that I can see and the app says that they are owls which they are not so I lost trust in this app
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This is so easy to use and helpful:)
This app is awesome. It works everytime and I am educated about the bird. Highly recommend.
Identified hawk cry as a crow. Uninstalling
Easy to use
I am not in America. I have clicked on world map on the app but it doesn’t seem to work!
It helped me identify a bird my mom was talking care of <-<3-<<
I was trying to test the accuracy of the app and took various photos of statues and other items without any birds and got some pretty weird answers. Results like birds from Ecuador, Australia and countries far away from the United States. How can the app return bird species without a bird being present? I also recorded a mourning dove and the app said it was a bird from coastal Europe.
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Great app. Always accurate
