Explore a possible match
Use a bottle scan or supplied scent details to begin researching a fragrance identity.
Perfume exploration
Start with the bottle. Keep your curiosity open.
Use AI Perfume Identifier to explore possible perfume matches from a bottle scan or details you provide. Compare descriptions and organize fragrances you own, have tried, or want to explore.
Some features may require an in-app purchase or subscription. Check the App Store for current availability and pricing.
Inside the app
Compare descriptions
Review fragrance profiles and described top, heart, and base notes side by side.
Organize your exploration
Keep track of owned perfumes, tried fragrances, and a wishlist while exploring suggestions.
Perfume Identifier
How it works
Capture readable details
Use an evenly lit bottle image and note the exact wording and concentration on the label.
Cross-check the suggestion
Compare the proposed match with the brand’s product information and your physical packaging.
Keep a personal note
Record what is confirmed, what remains uncertain, and your own experience separately from app descriptions.
Perfume Identifier
Guides
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Research a perfume bottle without overclaiming
Use visual clues to build a candidate match, not an authenticity verdict.
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Compare fragrance descriptions without chasing a score
Turn note lists into questions for a personal shortlist.
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Keep a scent journal you can actually use
Separate product facts, personal impressions, and future questions.
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Choose a fragrance gift without guessing about safety
Ask better questions and separate preference from ingredient concerns.
Read the guideGood to know
Photo-based suggestions cannot smell a product, authenticate it, determine its full composition, or establish allergy safety. Confirm product details with the label and manufacturer. Some features may require payment; check the current in-app terms.
- Can a photograph reveal how a perfume smells?
- No. A photograph provides visual clues, not a scent measurement. Descriptions and suggestions are not a substitute for your own experience.
- Does a match prove the bottle is authentic?
- No. Similar packaging, refills, and misleading labels can defeat visual identification. Contact the brand or seller about provenance rather than treating a scan as authentication.
- Are note lists complete ingredient or allergy checks?
- No. Descriptive notes are not a complete ingredient list or a safety guarantee. Physical labeling, manufacturer information, and appropriate medical advice take precedence; see the sourced label-reading guide below.
- Will a recommendation last a certain number of hours on me?
- No personal performance guarantee is made. Treat longevity and scent-trail descriptions as reference information, and keep your own observations separate.
Perfume Identifier
Perfume exploration