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PixLab Annotate

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Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
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Open source—Yes
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published12
Spec score · Image Annotation Software7.2 (#23)8.2 (#8)
MakerPixLab identifies Symisc Systems, SUARL as its maker and says its SaaS business began with PixLab in 2017.VIA is developed by the Visual Geometry Group in Oxford University's Department of Engineering Science.
SupportThe app page says feature and support requests can be made through the PixLab GitHub repository.The makers direct users to an in-app basic guide, a FAQ and email contacts for queries or feedback.

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PixLab Annotate

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VGG Image Annotator

VGG Image Annotator (VIA) is a suite of lightweight browser tools for manually annotating images, audio, and video. The applications are distributed as single HTML files, allowing offline use without installation or setup. VIA3 handles images, video, audio, and shared or collaborative projects. VIA2 works with image files, does not support shared projects, and remains maintained. Annotation shapes include rectangles, circles, ellipses, points, polygons, and polylines. Projects can import or export annotations as CSV or JSON, while scripts support COCO and Web Annotation formats; a Python package converts VIA projects to COCO. Shared work can use a free public Version File Store maintained by the Visual Geometry Group, or a user-run VFS. VIA is built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript without external libraries and released under the two-clause BSD license for academic and commercial use. Downloads include ZIP archives and standalone HTML files for versions 2 and 3. The makers provide a guide, FAQ, and email contacts.

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