Count eggs from a photo

Yes — photograph the trays from above and every egg is counted and dotted. Multiple trays in one photo are fine; the tally sheet lets you log tray batches separately if you prefer.

Mark 1–3 example eggs by dragging a box around them and the AI counts exactly that item, ignoring everything else in the frame. Every counted item gets a dot on the image so you can verify the total at a glance.

No — white, brown and speckled eggs all count. Even, shadow-free light over the trays gives the cleanest result.

Yes — counting photos is free with no signup for everyday use. Photos are uploaded only to process and are deleted automatically afterwards; we never keep or share them.

Counting mode chooses the detection engine behind the count. Similar items is tuned for a tray of eggs that are all one size and colour — the everyday case for a collection table — while Distinct objects switches to object detection so it can separate egg sizes or types if a photo mixes them. Auto picks whichever engine suits the photo, which is the safest default for a normal collection-table shot.

Sensitivity (Low to High) controls how confident the AI must be before marking an egg. Raise it toward High if pale or brown eggs are blending into a similarly coloured tray and getting missed; lower it toward Low if shadows between eggs or the tray's dimples are being counted as extra eggs. Photographing trays from directly above with even light needs the least adjustment.

Result overlay decides how the count is displayed on the photo — Dots + heatmap marks every egg and shows density, Dots only keeps the annotated photo simple for a dispatch record, and Heatmap only shows where eggs are concentrated. Ignore small detections filters out anything smaller than the threshold you set, useful for excluding cracked shell fragments or debris on the collection table so they aren't counted as eggs.

Yes — toggle from Single photo to Bulk audit to upload photos of every tray or table at once. Each is counted automatically using your Sensitivity setting, a grand total appears, and the results feed straight into the tally sheet, which is ideal for daily production runs with several collection points.

각 트레이를 센 후 집계에 추가를 탭하고 행에 라벨을 붙이세요. 예를 들어 “축사 3 — 오전 수거”처럼요. 하루 동안 반복한 다음, 전체 집계를 CSV로 내보내 생산 일지에 남기거나 PDF 재고 조사 보고서를 생성하고, 로그인하면 계정에 저장해 출하 담당자와 읽기 전용 팀 링크를 공유할 수 있습니다.

Use Distinct objects if the pallet mixes egg sizes or colours so each type is recognised on its own, or Similar items if it's one uniform batch for a faster, more precise count. Keep Sensitivity moderate and raise Ignore small detections slightly to skip any shell fragments, then log each tray's count as its own tally row so the export shows a per-tray breakdown alongside the grand total.

No — switching from Single photo to Bulk audit so you can queue up multiple tray or collection-table photos is a Premium feature; on the free plan you count one photo at a time and add each result to the tally sheet yourself. Everyday single-photo counting, Counting mode, Sensitivity and marking examples all stay free.

Yes — the tally sheet's CSV export is free for daily production logs, but generating the branded PDF stock-take report and using "Copy team link" to share a saved session with dispatch staff both require a Premium plan, showing an upgrade prompt on the free plan. Saving a stock-take to your account stays free, though free accounts can only keep a limited number of saved sessions.

Tap Mark example items, then drag a box around 1-3 sample eggs directly on the photo before tapping Done marking; each marked box gets its own Remove example button if you need to redo one. Marking examples tells the counter exactly what an egg in this tray looks like, which helps when the tray colour is close to the eggs' shade, and Clear examples wipes all markers so you can start fresh on a new tray photo.