
Unpeel - Ingredients Scanner
Check any label instantly
About
Scan ingredient labels on various products to get a clear, itemized breakdown. Choose from various dietary and personal care presets to identify ingredients that may conflict with your preferences. This tool provides educational insights, not medical advice.
What's New in Unpeel
1.1
July 13, 2026
This update includes an improved onboarding process, redesigned home page, UI improvements and bug fixes.
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
Unpeel Pro Monthly
Unlimited scans and Pro tools
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Unpeel?
Unpeel is an educational tool that scans ingredient labels on food, drinks, cosmetics, and more. It provides a clear breakdown of ingredients and can flag those that conflict with your selected dietary or personal care presets.
How does Unpeel work?
Simply point your camera at an ingredient list, confirm the captured text, and Unpeel will provide a detailed breakdown. It does not require barcode scanning or sign-in.
What kind of presets does Unpeel offer?
Unpeel offers presets for various diets and personal care needs, including seed oil free, keto, gluten free, dairy free, vegan, no artificial dyes, paraben free, and fragrance free.
Is Unpeel medical advice?
No, Unpeel is an educational tool and cannot replace professional medical advice from a doctor, dietitian, or allergist. Do not rely solely on the app's output for serious allergies or medical conditions.
Does Unpeel have ads?
No, Unpeel is ad-free and does not use third-party ads, cross-app tracking, or advertising SDKs. Your privacy is protected as photos do not leave your device.
What are the subscription options for Unpeel Pro?
Unpeel Pro offers a monthly subscription for $3.99 with a 7-day free trial, and an annual subscription for $29.99 also with a 7-day free trial.
What devices does Unpeel support?
Currently, Unpeel is supported on iPhones. It was last updated on July 13, 2026, with version 1.1.
How accurate is Unpeel?
Unpeel's accuracy depends on the clarity and legibility of the ingredient list scanned. The app is an educational tool and users with serious allergies should always consult professional medical advice.





