Home · Food Scanner
Food Scanner
Look up a packaged food or estimate a meal. Educational wellness information only — not medical advice, not an allergy test, and not a diagnosis.
Using as a guest. Scan freely. Create a free account to save personal filters and nutrition history.
How scores work
Scores run 1–100 and are driven mainly by how processed a food is. Whole, unprocessed foods (fresh produce, eggs, plain meat and fish, beans, nuts, whole grains) score 90–100. Foods with only kitchen basics added (salt, olive oil, vinegar, spices) score 85–96. Processed foods land in the middle. Ultra-processed foods (artificial sweeteners or colors, emulsifiers, flavor enhancers, refined syrups, hydrogenated oils) stay below 40 no matter what the nutrition panel says. Nutrition values only adjust a score within its group.
Scores are general educational information about food processing. They are not medical or dietary advice and do not diagnose, treat, or prevent any condition. Talk with your doctor before making medical or diet decisions.
One plate or a whole table. Each food gets its own row: uncheck what you didn’t eat, set your share, fix anything read wrong, then tap Save meal.
Point the camera at the bars and hold still. When a code is read, the camera stops and the food appears below.
Camera is off until you tap Start camera.
Use this when the barcode will not read. One photo of the package or Nutrition Facts panel is estimated; tap Add to today’s intake to log it. For a plate or a table of food, use Photo of my meal above. Breaded strips with fries are chicken tenders, not fish and chips.
Choosing a photo starts the read. iPhone HEIC is accepted. If the live camera is on, it pauses so the photo is what gets read.
Photograph the ingredient list and Nutrition Facts panel. For fresh food with no label (an apple, eggs, a fillet), photograph the food itself.
Accepted: JPEG, PNG, WEBP, or iPhone HEIC. Keep the file under 8 MB.
Photograph the meal in good light — one plate or the whole table. Each food is listed separately so you can pick what you ate.
Accepted: JPEG, PNG, WEBP, or iPhone HEIC. Keep the file under 8 MB.
Today on this device
Meals you save as a guest stay in this browser only. Log in to keep your history.
Save this to a nutrition log
Guests can save meals on this device. Create a free account to keep a food diary across devices.
Create a free account to save personal filters & nutrition historyBarcode and nutrition-database values may be incomplete. Photo results are estimates. Not medical advice. Privacy · Support