Count calories from a food photo
To count calories from a photo, snap your meal in Get Lean Today: AI recognizes the foods, estimates portion weight and calculates calories, protein, fat and carbs. You can adjust any number and the entry goes straight into your diary.
- Take a photo of your plate or upload one
- AI detects foods, grams, calories and macros
- Check, adjust the portion and save to your diary
Try it now — no sign-up
Snap your plate or type what you ate.
How accurate is AI calorie counting from photos
For typical meals (oatmeal, salad, soup, meat with a side) the error is usually 10–20% — similar to eyeballing, but much faster. Accuracy improves when the whole portion is in frame and you add the weight or cooking method (e.g. “fried in oil”) as a caption.
What it recognizes
- Home-cooked and restaurant meals
- Mixed plates with several foods
- Drinks, snacks, baked goods
- Packaged food — by photo or barcode
When a photo isn't handy
Say it by voice or type “oatmeal 60 g, banana” — AI parses it the same way. It all works in the Telegram bot @fitheathbot too.
FAQ
Can I count calories from a photo for free?
Yes. The first month is free and no credit card is needed. You can try it right on this page without signing up.
Can I send a food photo in Telegram?
Yes, send it to @fitheathbot — it replies with calories and macros and logs the meal.
What if the AI gets the portion wrong?
Adjust the weight or any number before saving — calories and macros recalculate.
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Try it on your own meals
- ✓ Log food from a photo, voice or a Telegram message
- ✓ Calories, macros and vitamins counted for you
- ✓ Workout plan, sleep and weekly insights