AI Ceiling Fan Identifier

Often, at least to a likely brand or style. Upload a clear photo and the AI reads the blade count and shape, motor housing, light kit and finish. Many fans look alike, so treat the answer as a lead and confirm it with the model sticker.

On most downrod fans an ID sticker sits on top of the motor housing, facing the ceiling. On low-profile (hugger) fans it is often on the mounting bracket. Hunter fans show the model number after "MOD". The number is also on the box and in the manual.

Hold your phone above the motor housing and take a photo, or use a small mirror. If you do need to take the fan down, switch the power off at the breaker first.

With an even number of blades, measure from one blade tip straight across to the opposite tip. With an odd number, measure from the centre to one blade tip and double it. Adding the size and blade count to your search helps narrow it down.

No. This is not a fan you control with an app. It is an AI tool that looks at a photo of a ceiling fan and suggests its brand and style.

Different brands and models often share blade shapes, finishes and light kits, and the sticker is usually out of sight in a photo taken from below. The AI can narrow it down, but only the sticker, box or manual gives the exact model number.

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

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