AI car damage detection from a photo: identify dents, scratches, paint and collision damage, get a severity rating and repair pointers. Useful before insurance claims, used-car purchases, and lease returns.
Free to try · first generation free on signup · no credit card
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Walk around the car filming the damage — up to 1 minute — and get a panel-by-panel damage assessment from the footage.
Most damage disputes come down to what was visible and when. This tool reads a photo the way an experienced assessor walks a car: panel by panel, looking for dents, paint inconsistencies, and impact traces — and writes down what it finds so you have a record and a checklist.
Daylight, clean car, slight angle to the panel so defects catch the light. Shoot each side, then close-ups of anything suspicious.
Tell it the vehicle type, whether to check everything or a specific area (panels, paint, glass, structural), and how detailed the report should be.
You get the visible issues with a severity read, plus repair suggestions or a rough cost range if requested. Save it alongside the photos as your record.
| After an accident | Document every visible issue immediately, while the evidence is fresh — a structured record to hand to your insurer alongside the photos. | |
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| Insurance claim prep | Understand severity before the adjuster arrives, and sanity-check the eventual estimate against an independent read. | |
| Buying a used car | Run listing photos before you travel, and your own walk-around shots before you negotiate. Undisclosed damage is leverage — or a reason to walk. | |
| Selling or trading in | Know what a dealer's appraiser will see before they see it, and decide which fixes are worth making first. | |
| Lease return | Check your car against the photos you took at pickup and catch chargeable wear before the inspection does. | |
| Rental handover | A time-stamped photo set plus an assessment at pickup and drop-off settles "that scratch was already there" arguments. |
You upload a photo of the vehicle and the AI examines the panels, paint, glass, and trim it can see, then reports each visible issue — dents, scratches, cracks, misaligned panels — with a severity read and, if you ask for it, repair suggestions or a rough cost range.
It is a preliminary visual assessment, and a good one for triage — but it only sees what the photo shows. Hidden structural damage behind a bumper cover will not appear. Always get a professional inspection and written estimate before an insurance settlement or a major repair decision.
Use it to prepare, not to file: it helps you document every visible issue, understand severity, and sanity-check an adjuster's or body shop's read. Insurers make their own assessments — this gives you an informed starting point and a photo record.
Yes — run listing photos or your own walk-around shots through it before viewing or negotiating. It flags respray hints, panel inconsistencies, and damage the seller's description skipped, and gives you specific things to inspect in person.
Daylight, car clean, and shots taken at a slight angle so paint defects catch the light. Cover each side plus close-ups of any area you are worried about. One wide shot of the whole car hides small damage — closer panel-by-panel photos find more.
Dents, scratches, paint damage, cracked or broken glass, bumper and panel damage, and general collision damage. You can point the assessment at a specific area — body panels, paint, glass, or structural — or ask for everything visible.
You can run assessments free with the credits every new account gets, no card required. Paid plans add credits for heavy use.