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Macronutrients counting as easy as snapping a photo

Carbsnap instantly estimates carbs, protein, fat, and calories from a single photo.
Macro estimates are free — upgrade for ridiculously easy food logging.
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Use Carbsnap at home, at restaurants, or on the go — no food database searching required.

How it works

Carbsnap is built to make carb counting and logging as low-friction as possible. No weighing every ingredient, no typing long food names.

Snap Picture

1. Snap your meal

Open Carbsnap, point your camera at your plate, and take a photo. It works with home-cooked meals, takeout, and restaurant food.

Show Macros

2. Get instant macros

Our AI estimates carbs, calories, protein, and fat in seconds — completely free. Get all macros or just carbs.

Track your Progress

3. Log effortlessly

With a subscription, turn those estimates into a simple food log: tap to save meals, see your day at a glance, and track your macro goals.

Scientific Validation: ADA 2025 Highlight

Carbsnap's AI-powered carbohydrate estimates have been showcased at the American Diabetes Association (ADA) Scientific Sessions 2025, demonstrating near-dietitian accuracy in estimation. Our approach and results were shared in a poster presentation at this leading scientific conference.

View ADA 2025 Poster Presentation (PDF)

Recognized by international experts in diabetes and nutrition research.

Free: AI macro estimates

Everyone can use Carbsnap for free to estimate macronutrients from photos.

  • Snap a photo and see carbs, calories, protein, and fat.
  • No manual searching or typing required.
  • Great for people managing diabetes or just learning more about their meals.

Carbsnap Plus: ridiculously easy logging

When you want consistent tracking, Carbsnap Plus makes logging almost automatic.

  • Turn each photo into a logged meal with a tap.
  • Set daily macro goals and see your progress through the day.
  • Review your history and patterns over time.

Subscription pricing, trials, and terms are shown clearly in the app.

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Keep practicing carb counting on the web

The original Carbsnap web trainer is still available if you want to practice estimating carbs from pictures of real meals.

  • Guess the carbs in meal photos.
  • Get instant feedback and see how close you were.
  • Track your progress as your estimates improve.
Practice now