Tree species identification

Tree Identifier — Identify Trees From Photos

Identify a likely tree species from its leaves, bark, fruit, buds, and overall shape, with visible evidence and close alternatives.

Private by default

No account needed Clear confidence scores Location-aware

A specialist, not a shortcut

What this identifier looks at

We combine visible evidence with useful context, then keep plausible alternatives in view.

Used together with the rest of the image—not as a single deciding clue.

Used together with the rest of the image—not as a single deciding clue.

Used together with the rest of the image—not as a single deciding clue.

Used together with the rest of the image—not as a single deciding clue.

Better input, better result

Keep the subject clearReduce blur or background noise.

Include several cluesCapture a complete view or pattern.

Add honest contextLocation and circumstances can separate look-alikes.

What should I photograph for tree identification?

Include the whole tree, a leaf attached to a twig, bark, and any fruit, cones, flowers, or buds you can safely reach.

Can bark alone identify a tree?

Sometimes, but bark changes with age and several species look alike. Leaves, twigs, fruit, and location make the result stronger.

Can I use the result to decide whether fruit is edible?

No. Never use photo identification alone to decide whether any plant part is safe to eat.