AI Metal Type Identifier

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01AI-powered image analysis
02Instant results
03Free signup — 2 credits included
04Easy to use

AI Metal Type Identifier

Upload a photo of a metal object or piece of scrap and the AI suggests what metal it most likely is, with the clues it used.

Overview

Sorting scrap, checking a fitting or curious about something you found? Upload a clear photo and the AI suggests the most likely metal, such as steel, stainless steel, aluminium, copper, brass, bronze, zinc, lead, silver or gold coloured metal, from its colour, shine, patina, rust or green tarnish, and any stamps or marks. A photo cannot prove what a metal is made of: plating, paint and alloys can look like something else. For anything valuable, confirm with a magnet test, a scratch or acid test kit, or a jeweller or assayer.

  • •AI-powered image analysis
  • •Instant results
  • •Free signup — 2 credits included
  • •Easy to use

Features

Colour, shine and tarnish

Copper reds, brass yellows, aluminium greys, rust and green patina are the main visual clues.

Marks and stamps

Hallmarks, grade stamps and maker marks in the photo help narrow the answer.

Honest about limits

The answer comes with a confidence level and says when a simple test would settle it.

How It Works

1

Clean a small spot

Wipe off dirt so the real colour shows, and photograph it in daylight, close up.

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Upload the photo

The AI suggests the most likely metal and the clues it used.

3

Confirm with a quick test

A magnet sticks to iron and most steel, but not to aluminium, copper, brass or most stainless kitchenware.

Use Cases

Sorting scrap metal

Separate copper, brass, aluminium and steel before you sell or recycle.

Key Benefits:

  • •Fewer mixed loads
  • •Know what to test first

Fittings and hardware

Tell brass from bronze or stainless from aluminium on taps, handles and fixings.

Key Benefits:

  • •Buy the right replacement
  • •Avoid mixing metals

Found and inherited objects

Get a first idea of what an old object is made of.

Key Benefits:

  • •A starting point
  • •Know when to ask an expert

Frequently Asked Questions