AI Aircraft Type Identifier

Upload the photo and the AI gives the likely maker and type, such as Boeing 737 or Airbus A320, with a confidence level and the features it used. A clear side view gives the most reliable answer.

From the side, the 737 has a more pointed nose and the A320 a rounder one. Boeing side cockpit windows have a V shape, while Airbus windows have a straight lower edge and a notched rear corner. Head-on, the difference is much harder to see.

Look for the registration painted on the aircraft, often near the tail. US registrations start with N and can be searched in the FAA aircraft registry to see the make and model. For a plane flying over you right now, a flight tracker app such as Flightradar24 can show the aircraft type.

Yes, if your photo is clear enough to show the engines, wings and tail. A distant plane is often just a small shape, so zoom in or crop the photo before you upload it.

It may point out a visible airline name or livery, but it does not track flights or look up schedules. For the flight number, use a flight tracker.

Some aircraft look very similar from certain angles, and night shots or distant photos hide the details. Versions in the same family differ mainly in length, which a cropped photo may not show.

You can try the tool without logging in. Credits are used for registered users.

Yes, we take privacy seriously. Your images are processed securely and not stored permanently.