Grass Identifier

Snap a photo of your lawn grass and find out what species it is. Knowing your grass type is the first step to a healthier lawn — different grasses need different care schedules, mowing heights, and fertilizers.

Upload a Photo

Take a close-up photo of the grass blades in natural light. Including a seed head dramatically improves accuracy.

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Tap to take a photo or choose from gallery

or drag and drop an image here

Powered by Pl@ntNet — the image-based plant identification service is based on the Pl@ntNet recognition API.

Tips for Better Results

  • Get close — fill the frame with the grass blades
  • Use natural daylight, avoid flash
  • If your grass has seed heads, include them in the photo
  • Photograph a single grass type, not a mixed area
  • Avoid photos of freshly mowed grass — longer blades are easier to identify

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the grass identifier work?

Upload a close-up photo of your grass and our AI, powered by PlantNet, analyzes the blade shape, texture, and color to identify the species. For best results, photograph the grass blades up close in natural light.

How accurate is it?

Accuracy depends on photo quality. Close-up photos of grass blades in good lighting typically return results with 50-90% confidence. Including seed heads or flowers greatly improves accuracy.

How many searches can I do?

You can identify up to 5 plants per day. The limit resets every 24 hours.

Got weeds instead?

Try the Weed Identifier|Grass Type Guide