Electronic Component Identifier
Upload a photo of a resistor, capacitor, chip or a whole circuit board and get each visible part's type, its markings read out, the likely value and what it does on the board.
Electronic Component Identifier
Upload a photo of a resistor, capacitor, chip or a whole circuit board and get each visible part's type, its markings read out, the likely value and what it does on the board.
Analysis Results
Detailed AI identification report
Ready to Identify
Upload an image and click "Analyze Image" to get detailed AI identification results
How to use Electronic Component Identifier
1. Pick your options
Choose a style, upload an image if the tool asks for one, or type what you want.
2. Hit Generate
The AI does the work in seconds ā free to use.
3. Download or copy
Save your result, copy it, or tweak the options and run it again.
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Identify electronic components from a photo
Take a sharp, close photo of the part, or of the board around it, and press Analyze Image. The report lists what it can see, reads the markings or colour bands, decodes the value where it can, and gives you the part number or description to search for a datasheet.
Good for repairs, kits and salvaged parts
Use it to sort a drawer of loose parts, find a blown capacitor's value before you order a new one, or learn what the chips on an old board do. It handles resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, chips, regulators and common connectors.
Honest limits and safety
Tiny or worn surface-mount parts often cannot be read from a photo, and some parts look alike. Check the datasheet and measure with a multimeter before you solder. Unplug boards first and treat large capacitors and mains boards as dangerous.