A half-empty bottle on a shelf, a sample with a faded label, a scent a friend wears: you want the name. Upload a photo of the bottle and this perfume identifier tells you which fragrance it most likely is, with its scent family and usual notes.
Identify a perfume from a picture
Photograph the bottle with the label toward the camera and no glare. The answer names the likely brand and fragrance, the concentration when it is printed, and the clues it used.
Notes and scent family
Next to the name you get the scent family, such as woody, floral, fresh or gourmand, and the top, heart and base notes the fragrance is usually described with.
Worn labels and unmarked bottles
Bottle shape, cap, glass colour and the sticker underneath are strong clues. When the name cannot be read, you get up to three likely matches and what tells them apart.
It does not check if a bottle is genuine
A photo cannot prove a perfume is real. The tool never says real or fake; buy from trusted sellers and check batch codes with the brand.