Professional tool for quantifying biological samples including leaves, seeds, grains, and other specimens. Supports flexible layouts and batch processing with precise morphological and color analysis.
Ready for leaf analysis - Please set sample ID and upload image
Sample Information
Type of biological samples to analyze
Unique identifier for this batch of samples
Approximate number of samples in the image
Species or variety name for documentation
Date of analysis
How samples are arranged in the image
Reference Object Configuration
Place in top-left corner of image
Diameter of coin in millimeters
Image Upload
Layout: Reference object (top-left) → Leaves arranged horizontally from left to right
🔧 Detection Parameters
Minimum area to be considered as a sample
Maximum area to be considered as a sample
Color similarity threshold for sample detection
Edge detection sensitivity for sample boundaries
Minimum distance between separate samples
Shape characteristics for filtering
Original Image
Click on the reference object to mark it for scale calculation
Analysis Results
Processed image with detected leaves and measurements
Sample Layout Guidelines
Optimal Setup for Sample Analysis:
Background: Use white or light-colored uniform background
Reference Object: Place coin or square card in a clear area
Sample Arrangement: Flexible - any layout works (horizontal, grid, scattered)
Spacing: Ensure samples don't overlap or touch each other
Lighting: Use even, diffused lighting to avoid shadows
Camera Position: Keep camera parallel to the surface
Leaves: Morphological analysis, green index, shape characteristics
Seeds/Grains: Size distribution, roundness, color uniformity
Fruits: Size, shape, color maturity indicators
Other: Custom analysis based on sample characteristics
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Sample Analysis Results
Analysis results will appear here after processing. Each detected sample will be numbered and measured for morphological and color characteristics. Data can be exported as CSV with sample ID and specimen numbering. Supports batch analysis of leaves, seeds, grains, and other biological specimens.