AI-powered object analysisfor art & antiques

Upload photos. Receive detailed insights on era, style, materials, market value, and authenticity markers.

Three steps. No guesswork.

Step 1

Front, back, close-ups, and any markings help the analysis.

Step 2

Multiple checks and cross-references for consistent results.

Step 3

Web view plus exportable PDF and XLSX inventory.

These comparisons cover angle count, background quality, and mark readability to improve identification confidence and condition accuracy.

A single image often misses critical evidence and leads to weaker conclusions.

Multiple angles provide stronger evidence for material, style, and condition analysis.

Too busy or high-contrast backgrounds reduce object separation.

Neutral and matte backgrounds improve contour and material recognition.

Marks captured at angle or with glare lose readable detail.

Marks captured straight, sharp, and evenly lit are easier to verify.

Clear grading with explanations so you can decide the next step.

Identify what it is and when it was made from the visual evidence.

Create a clean inventory list for lawyers, insurers, or heritage files.

A clear readout of materials, condition, and style context, organized for quick decisions.

Download a polished PDF report and a lawyer-ready XLSX inventory, ready to share right away.

PDF: clear narrative summary for documentation, sharing, and review.

XLSX: structured item list for legal workflows, valuation tracking, and handoff.

Results are evidence-based and include clear explanations. Use the report as guidance for next steps.

Front, back, close-ups, and any markings or signatures give the best results.

Yes. The XLSX export creates a structured inventory list for lawyers or estate files.

Most analyses finish within an hour, depending on image quality and queue load.