TL;DR
Use auto-label proposals as a first draft, run a fast quality pass, and export to YOLO/COCO. This gives the best speed-quality balance for individual labelers.
English-first guide for solo annotators: use model suggestions, verify quickly, and export clean datasets.
Use auto-label proposals as a first draft, run a fast quality pass, and export to YOLO/COCO. This gives the best speed-quality balance for individual labelers.
It is software that predicts initial labels from images, so the annotator edits instead of starting from zero.
It can reduce repetitive work when the model and image domain are suitable. A human still needs to review misses, duplicates, classes, position, and size.
Yes. It is especially useful for freelancers handling repetitive object classes across many images.
Accuracy depends on model quality and domain similarity. A quick correction pass is always recommended.
This release supports BBox/object-detection candidates. It does not claim segmentation, pose/keypoints, or tracking-native workflows.
Images, annotations, and model content remain local. Internet access is still used for account, license, protected download, billing, support, and explicit diagnostic functions.
YOLO and COCO are the most practical defaults for downstream training and client handoff.
Use a strict review loop: check class, boundary, missed objects, and duplicate boxes before export.