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Weigh Vegetables from Photo

Estimate vegetable weight without a scale

Cooking a recipe that requires vegetables by weight? Upload a photo and our AI will identify the vegetables and estimate their weight. Works with potatoes, tomatoes, onions, peppers, carrots, broccoli, and all common vegetables.

Upload a vegetable photo to estimate its weight

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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.

Assorted fresh vegetables on a cutting board being weighed by phone

Average Weight of Common Vegetables

Recipes that list vegetables by weight assume a "medium" size that is easy to misjudge. Use this chart to translate a piece of produce into grams.

VegetableSizeWeight
PotatoMedium213 g
Sweet potatoMedium130 g
TomatoMedium123 g
OnionMedium150 g
Bell pepperMedium120 g
CarrotMedium61 g
CucumberMedium201 g
ZucchiniMedium196 g
Broccoli florets1 cup91 g

Averages from USDA data. Growing conditions and variety shift the real weight, so use these as approximate references.

Estimate Vegetable Weight for Cooking Precision

Many recipes specify vegetables by weight, especially international and professional recipes. When you do not have a kitchen scale handy, our AI vegetable weighing tool provides reliable estimates from a simple photo. The AI identifies the vegetable type, assesses its size relative to visual context, and calculates the weight using species-specific density data.

Common Vegetable Weights at a Glance

The reference table above lists typical weights for the vegetables home cooks reach for most: potatoes, tomatoes, onions, peppers, carrots, and more. A medium potato runs about 213 grams and a medium tomato around 123 grams. Our AI provides more precise values based on the actual size visible in your photograph.

Why a "Medium" Vegetable Is Not Enough

Recipes love to say "one medium onion," but medium is subjective and the weight can swing by 50 percent between two cooks. That variance throws off sauces, soups, and bakes that depend on ratios. Weighing your produce in grams turns a vague instruction into a repeatable one, which is exactly what this tool is for.

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