Mushroom Identifier & Scanner

Snap a photo and identify wild mushrooms with AI. Mushroom Identifier gives you the species name, the family, a toxicity level, and the look-alike species in seconds. Spotted an unusual mushroom on a forest walk and wondered what it is? Mushroom Identifier is a mushroom scanner for curious nature lovers. Take a picture, or choose one from your gallery, and get the most likely species with its habitat, season, ecology, and the look-alikes to know about. Look, don't pick. INSTANT MUSHROOM IDENTIFICATION BY PHOTO Point your camera at a mushroom and tap the shutter. The AI looks at visible details like the cap, gills, stem, ring, and color to find the most likely species. SPECIES PROFILE Each result shows the species name, the family, where it is found, cap size, fruiting season, and habitat, plus a short summary and a few fun facts. TOXICITY LEVEL A clear bar shows one of four levels: Deadly, Toxic, Mildly toxic, or No known toxin. Even the lowest level says it plainly: still do not eat. NOT A FORAGING GUIDE Every result carries a visible warning card. A photo is not enough to know a mushroom, and this app is made for learning about nature, not for deciding what to eat. ECOLOGY AT A GLANCE See the role of the mushroom in the forest, such as decomposer or mycorrhizal partner of trees, the trees or wood it grows with, and its season span. SIMILAR SPECIES Look-alike species are listed on every result, and the toxic ones are marked, so you can see why a photo alone is never enough. GALLERY AND HISTORY Choose a photo from your gallery and it is analyzed like a live scan. Every identification is saved to your history so you can reopen it anytime. IMPORTANT NOTE Mushroom Identifier is not a foraging guide. Identification is based on the photo and may be wrong. Many toxic mushrooms look like harmless ones. Never eat a wild mushroom based on an app. If someone has eaten a wild mushroom and feels unwell, contact a doctor or your local poison center immediately. Mushroom Identifier is made for mushrooms in nature, so cooked food, plants, and drawings are not identified. Download now and turn every walk in the woods into a chance to learn what grows there. Look, do not pick.