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Pill Identifier
Search by imprint, color, and shape — or take a photo — to look up FDA-labeled tablets and capsules.
For reference only. A pill's appearance and markings cannot confirm its identity or rule out a counterfeit or pressed pill. If you have any doubt, verify with a pharmacist before taking or dispensing anything.
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For the clearest reading:
- Place the pill on a plain, contrasting background
- Use good, even lighting — avoid glare and shadows
- Fill the frame and keep the imprint in focus
- If it's scored or has markings on both sides, you can photograph each side separately
Don't enter patient names, birth dates, or other identifiers. Privacy
What we read from your photo
Check these against your photo and correct anything that's wrong before searching.
Pill Lineup
Line them up. We'll name the suspects.
Up to 10 pills in a row on a plain, contrasting surface. Imprint side up, not touching, good light.
Don't include prescription labels, names, or faces in the photo.
