Creative Technology · Computer Vision
AI-Powered Image Classification
Pick a tested example or upload your own image. Then choose a pretrained classifier and let AI answer: what is this image mainly about?
Choose an image
Start with a tested example, or try a photo of your own.
Start here · Example images
Four images are drawn at random from example images.
PNG, JPEG, or WebP works best.
Use 2–20 short descriptions, separated by commas or new lines.
Top-k changes how many high-scoring labels are shown.
Choose an example or upload your own image.
AI prediction
What did the classifier predict?
Choose an image first. It will appear here before classification.
| Rank | Label | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Run the classifier to see details. | ||
What you are doing
Use a learned AI capability instead of rebuilding the traditional task from scratch.
ResNet and ViT choose from 1,000 fixed ImageNet classes. CLIP compares the image with descriptions that you provide. Keep the image fixed, change one setting, and explain why the output changes.
Compare models: keep the image fixed, switch classifier, and observe how labels, scores, and speed change.
Comparison log
Keep one image fixed and compare model decisions.
Each successful run is added below. This makes the classroom comparison visible without reloading the page.
| Run | Image | Model | Top prediction | Score | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Run two models on the same image to start a comparison. | |||||