Pixoate launches AI photo counting tool Object Counter
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Pixoate launched the AI object counting tool Object Counter (also called Count Anything in the report): users upload JPG/PNG/WebP photos, can enter the name of the item to count, and the tool automatically counts and marks each counted item for manual review before confirming the total. The tool is free to use, requires no registration, and outputs without watermarks; CSV count tables can be exported for free, while branded PDF inventory reports and batch review (automatically processing a batch of photos and aggregating totals) are Premium features. Saving inventory results to an account requires login. The report says users should check the marks one by one after uploading photos and entering the counting target, and only then trust the total.
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- Hacker News AIShow HN: Count Anything using AI, for shops, people objects, crowd
This Show HN post introduces an AI object counter that counts items in uploaded JPG, PNG or WebP photos, marking each detection so users can review the total before trusting it. It offers industry-specific counters (bottles, pills, bricks, logs, coins, livestock and more), a tally sheet with CSV export, and Premium options including bulk audits, PDF reports and shareable team links. The page stresses that counts are drafts based on visible pixels only, so hidden or stacked items may be missed and totals should be reviewed or recounted by hand when reported or paid for.
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