An illustrative breakfast table from WordPin’s public vocabulary sample.
A public WordPin illustration, used here as a scene example.

A five-minute photo routine

  1. Choose a clear photo of a few familiar objects. Avoid documents, faces and sensitive information.
  2. Read the labels and compare each one with the object. AI labels can be wrong; report mistakes.
  3. Open a word card for its meaning, pronunciation and examples.
  4. Save a few words you want to use, rather than every label.
  5. Return to review and try to name the highlighted object before revealing the answer.

What does WordPin do?

WordPin turns photos into vocabulary labels and word cards. Saved words can be reviewed with their photo context. It supports 17 explanation languages and 12 learning languages.

Can I try it without uploading a photo?

The browser demo uses a supplied sample and runs on your device. New photo recognition and photo-based review are available in the iPhone app. Browser and iPhone collections do not sync.

Is it free?

The current iPhone free tier includes three photo scans per day and daily scenes. No paid subscription is offered on this website.

Will my browser words sync to my iPhone?

No. The website sample is separate from the iPhone app. It does not offer account sign-in or cross-device sync.

Will my photos appear in search results?

Your uploads are not used as public vocabulary pages. Public guides use only the curated product examples. See the privacy page for storage and media-link limitations.

Start with breakfast words or market words.