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About Photo Protein

A fast, friendly way to get AI-generated estimates of protein, fat, carbs, and calories from a food photo.

AI-Powered Works on Mobile

Heads-up: Results are AI-generated estimates. We do not guarantee accuracy, and nothing on this site is medical or nutritional advice. For personalized guidance, please consult a licensed dietitian, nutritionist, or doctor. See our Terms and Privacy Policy.

How it works

  1. 1 Take or upload a photo. From the home page, snap a picture or choose one from your library.
  2. 2 See instant estimates. We'll show protein, fat, carbs, and calories with a photo, itemized table, and quick macro breakdown.
  3. 3 Sign in to save & track. Create a free account to save your history, set a daily protein goal, view charts, and build streaks.

Mixed dishes, stews, and hidden fillings are harder to estimate from a single photo. Lighting and how much of the food is visible also affect accuracy.

Why create an account?

Save & revisit

All your analyzed meals are saved so you can review any time.

Protein Stats

See avg protein/day, avg protein/meal, and overall % protein calories.

14-day chart

Interactive chart with a goal line. Toggle grams or protein %.

Personal goal

Set your daily protein goal. Track weekly progress against 7× your goal.

Consistency

Stay motivated with current and longest streaks.

Milestones

Hit 5, 10, 25, 50, 100… meals and celebrate progress.

Feature Anonymous Signed in
Uploads per day Up to 3/day* Up to 10/day*
Saved history No (temporary) Yes (view anytime)
Protein Stats dashboard Yes
Daily goal & progress Yes
Streaks & milestones Yes
Delete your meals Yes (any time)

*Daily limits help keep the service fast and affordable; exact numbers may change.

Tips for better results

  • Use good lighting. Natural light or a bright kitchen light helps.
  • Show the whole plate. Center the food and keep the plate fully in frame.
  • Show the inside. For sandwiches or burritos, cut in half and show the cross-section.
  • Add scale. Include a fork, spoon, or hand for size reference.
  • Simplify. One plate at a time works best.
  • Angle matters. Overhead or 45° angles work better than extreme side angles.

FAQ

Are the numbers exact?

No—these are AI-generated estimates. They can be off, especially for mixed dishes or unusual portions. Treat results as rough guidance.

Is this medical or nutritional advice?

No. For nutrition plans or medical conditions, please consult a licensed professional.

What file types work?

JPG, PNG, and WEBP up to 15 MB. Very small images or extreme aspect ratios may be rejected.

Why was my photo rejected?

Common reasons: no clear food visible, content safety rules triggered, extreme aspect ratio, very small dimensions, or file too large.

Can I delete a meal?

Yes—if you're signed in and it's yours, open the meal and use the delete option.

Is there a daily limit?

Yes. Anonymous users get up to 3/day; signed-in users get up to 10/day.

Questions?

We love feedback. Email us at contact@photoprotein.com