MakeSense.ai
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| Fact | MakeSense.ai | VGG Image Annotator |
|---|---|---|
| Annotation features | The tool supports point, line, rectangle, polygon, and label annotations. | The user guide describes drawing regions such as rectangles, circles and points, and importing or exporting annotations as CSV or JSON. |
| Documentation | The public documentation contains separate pages for imports, exports, shortcuts and local setup. | Documentation includes an in-app getting-started guide, FAQ, user guides, JSON-format documentation and per-version code documentation. |
| Intended users | The project describes the tool as suitable for small computer vision deep learning projects and dataset preparation. | The page describes the software as suitable for academic projects and commercial applications, and includes tools for researchers annotating images, audio and video. |
| Maker | The repository credits Piotr Skalski as author and copyright holder, with a 2019 project copyright. | VIA is developed by the Visual Geometry Group in Oxford University's Department of Engineering Science. |
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Pick MakeSense.ai if…
MakeSense.ai suits people preparing labeled datasets for small computer vision projects. It may also fit users who want browser-based annotation and local or Docker setup options.
Pick VGG Image Annotator if…
VIA suits researchers and others annotating images, audio or video for academic or commercial work. VIA3 is the option to consider for shared projects or audio and video annotation.