Calorie & Nutrition Tools

Count calories and macros from a photo of your meal

Take a photo of any meal, snack, or ingredient and get instant nutritional information. Our AI identifies the food and calculates calories, protein, carbs, and fat.

Calorie Counter

Count total calories in any meal from a photo. Works with home-cooked meals, restaurant dishes, and snacks.

Nutrition Calculator

Full nutrition breakdown including vitamins, minerals, fiber, sodium, and sugar content.

Macro Calculator

Get protein, carbs, and fat breakdown for any meal. Perfect for tracking macros on keto, paleo, or IIFYM.

Meal Calorie Estimator

Estimate total calories for complete meals including sides, drinks, and desserts.

Nutrition Facts

Get nutrition label-style facts for any food item. See serving size, calories, and daily value percentages.

Protein Calculator

Calculate protein content in your meals. Essential for muscle building and athletic training.

Calories in Pizza

Calculate calories per slice for any pizza type — thin crust, deep dish, Margherita, pepperoni, and more.

Calories in Burgers

Count calories in burgers from fast food chains or homemade. Includes bun, patty, and toppings.

Calories in Sushi

Calculate calories in sushi rolls, nigiri, sashimi, and other Japanese dishes.

Calories in Rice

Count calories in white rice, brown rice, fried rice, and other rice dishes by portion size.

Calories in Chicken

Calculate calories in chicken breast, thighs, wings, and other preparations.

Calories in Eggs

Track calories in boiled, fried, scrambled, and poached eggs.

How AI Calorie Counting Works

Our AI food recognition system identifies individual food items on your plate, estimates portion sizes based on visual cues, and calculates nutritional content using a comprehensive food database. It recognizes thousands of dishes from cuisines worldwide including home-cooked meals, fast food, and restaurant dishes.

Why Photo-Based Calorie Tracking Is Easier

Traditional calorie counting requires manually searching for each food item and estimating portion sizes — a tedious process that most people abandon within weeks. Photo-based calorie counting takes seconds: snap a picture, get your numbers. Studies show that visual tracking significantly improves adherence to diet plans because it removes the friction that causes people to stop tracking.