PictureThis - Plant Identifier
PictureThis - Plant Identifier App Info
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App Name
PictureThis - Plant Identifier
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Price
Free
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Developer
Glority Global Group Ltd.
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Category
Education -
Updated
2025-12-10
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Version
5.39.0
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I start identifying plants with PictureThis?
Open the app, tap the camera icon on the main screen, take a clear photo of the plant, and wait for the identification result.
Is there a tutorial to help me use all features?
Yes, upon first launch, a guided tutorial will introduce key features. You can also find help in the Settings > Help section.
What types of plants can I identify using the app?
The app supports over 400,000 plant species, including flowers, trees, houseplants, weeds, and exotic plants, with high accuracy.
How can I keep track of my plants within the app?
Go to 'My Collection,' tap '+' to add plants with photos and notes, and organize your plants easily on your profile.
How does the plant identification process work?
Simply upload a photo of the plant, and the app's database analyzes it for matching characteristics to identify the plant with over 98% accuracy.
What additional features does the app offer besides identification?
It provides plant care tips, toxicity alerts, watering reminders, light monitoring, plant organizing, community sharing, and expert consultation.
How do I subscribe to premium features?
Go to Profile > Subscription or Settings > Account > Subscription to view options and subscribe for access to extra features and updates.
Is the premium subscription worth it?
Yes, it grants access to unlimited identifications, expert chats, detailed care tips, and ad-free use, enhancing your plant experience.
What should I do if the app crashes or I encounter errors?
Try restarting the app or reinstalling it. If issues persist, contact support through Settings > Help or email the support team for assistance.
Can I identify toxic plants and protect my pets and children?
Yes, the app alerts you about potentially toxic plants and provides safety guidelines when you identify a plant suspected to be harmful.
