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Free Onion Identifier - Identify Onions by Picture Online Free

Identify any onion instantly with our free online onion identifier. Upload a picture and discover what onion is this with AI-powered image recognition. Fast, accurate, and completely free onion identification.

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About Onion Identifier

Onions, shallots, leeks, scallions and wild alliums grow side by side in gardens and grocery bins. Our onion identifier tells you from a photo whether you have a yellow, red, white or sweet onion, a shallot, a bunching onion or something wild. It also flags dangerous look-alikes such as death camas or daffodil bulbs.

How It Works

Photograph the bulb whole and cut, and for growing plants show the leaves and any flower heads; onion leaves are hollow and round, while daffodils have flat solid leaves. A crushed leaf should smell oniony. The result names the type and gives growing and storage tips.

Key Benefits

  • Separates bulb onions, shallots, leeks, scallions and chives
  • Recognizes red, yellow, white and sweet onion types
  • Flags toxic look-alikes such as daffodil bulbs and death camas
  • Explains bolting and when onions are ready to harvest
  • Free web identification, no sign-up, one per day

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about onion identifier

Upload a photo of the whole and cut bulb or the growing plant; the AI compares shape, color and leaves to name the type.

Onions smell strongly when cut and have hollow round leaves, while daffodils have no onion smell and flat solid leaves; never eat a bulb based on an app identification alone.

Some are, but death camas and other toxic plants look similar; only eat wild alliums after expert confirmation, never from an app result alone.

Yes, onions in any form are toxic to cats and dogs and can damage red blood cells.

Shallots form clusters of smaller bulbs with a milder, sweeter flavor, while onions usually form one large bulb.