Is it keto? Snap a photo
A restaurant menu, a supermarket product, its label or your plate — we flag each one.
The free AI food scanner built for keto
Point the camera at a restaurant menu, a supermarket product, a nutrition label or your plate. The AI identifies each dish or food, estimates its net carbs and flags it green, amber or red — keto, only in moderation, or not keto.
Most food scanner apps count calories. This one answers the question you actually have on keto: can I eat this? No app install, no sign-up — it runs right here in the browser, free.
AI food scanner FAQ
Is there a free AI food scanner online?
Yes — this one. Upload or snap a photo and it works right in your browser: no app install, no sign-up, no card. There's a fair daily limit so it stays free for everyone.
How does the AI food scanner work?
A vision AI model identifies every dish or food in your photo, estimates net carbs per serving, and gives each one a traffic-light keto verdict: green, only in moderation, or red.
Can it scan a restaurant menu?
Yes — that's its favorite trick. Photograph the whole menu and it flags every dish, so you know what to order before the waiter comes back.
Can it read nutrition labels?
Yes. Snap the label and it does the net-carb math (total carbs minus fiber, minus sugar alcohols) and gives you the verdict — no mental arithmetic in the supermarket aisle.
Does it count calories or carbs?
Carbs. Calorie scanners tell you a number; on keto the question is whether the food keeps you under 20–25 g net carbs a day, so the verdict is built around net carbs.
How accurate is an AI food scanner?
Very good at identifying foods and flagging clear yes/no cases; portion sizes are estimates, so borderline dishes deserve a closer look. When a nutrition label exists, scanning the label beats estimating the plate.