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Weigh Fruit from Photo

Estimate fruit weight without a scale

Need to know how much your fruit weighs for a recipe or nutrition tracking? Upload a photo and our AI will identify the fruit type and estimate its weight. Works with apples, oranges, bananas, berries, melons, and all common fruits.

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How It Works

1

Take or Upload a Photo

Snap a picture of the object you want to weigh or upload one from your gallery.

2

AI Analyzes Weight

Our AI identifies the object and estimates its weight using visual analysis.

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Get Instant Results

Receive accurate weight estimation in grams, ounces, or pounds instantly.

A bowl of assorted fruit on a counter being weighed by phone

Average Weight of Common Fruits

Fruit sold "each" varies a lot, so recipes and calorie trackers ask for grams. Use this chart to convert a piece of fruit into weight at a glance.

FruitSizeWeight
AppleMedium182 g
BananaMedium (peeled)118 g
OrangeMedium131 g
PearMedium178 g
PeachMedium150 g
AvocadoMedium200 g
LemonMedium58 g
Strawberries1 cup152 g
Grapes1 cup151 g

Averages from USDA data. Variety and ripeness shift the real weight, so treat these as ballpark figures.

Estimate Fruit Weight for Recipes and Nutrition

Recipes often call for fruit by weight rather than count, and nutritional information is based on specific gram amounts. Our AI fruit weighing tool bridges the gap when you do not have a kitchen scale. Upload a photo and get weight estimates for individual fruits or an entire bowl. The AI recognizes the fruit type and uses species-specific density data for accurate estimation.

Common Fruit Weights for Reference

The chart above lists typical weights for the fruits people weigh most: apples, bananas, oranges, pears, and more. A medium apple runs about 182 grams and a peeled banana around 118 grams. Our AI refines these averages based on the actual size visible in your photo, giving you a more personalized estimate than generic figures.

Why Weigh Fruit Instead of Counting It

A "medium" apple to one person is a "large" one to another, and that gap matters when you are logging calories or following a baking recipe. Weighing removes the ambiguity: 200 grams of apple is 200 grams whether it is one big fruit or two small ones. That is why nutrition labels and serious recipes use grams rather than counts.

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