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Point your camera at a bottle and find out what it is.
Perfume Identifier reads the bottle in front of you — the house, the fragrance
name, the concentration, the size — from a single photo. No barcode needed,
which matters, because barcodes are missing on testers, decants, gift sets,
older bottles and most of what turns up secondhand.
WHICH ONE IS IT, EXACTLY
Flankers are where people get caught. Sauvage, Sauvage Eau de Parfum and
Sauvage Elixir sit in near-identical bottles and sell for wildly different
money. Same story with Bleu de Chanel across EDT, EDP and Parfum. The scan
tells you which version you are actually holding, and shows you how confident
it is instead of guessing to look clever.
Every result gives you brand, fragrance name, collection, concentration, size,
launch year, the perfumer where it is known, country of origin, and the batch
code if it is legible.
HOW IT SMELLS
The full note pyramid, laid out the way a fragrance actually opens: top notes,
heart notes, base notes. Then the scent family, how long it lasts, how far it
projects, who it is aimed at, and the seasons and occasions it suits.
WHAT IT IS WORTH
Most apps quote one number. A perfume does not have one price, so you get four,
kept separate:
Boutique retail, the counter price for a sealed bottle
Online discounter, what a new bottle actually sells for
Secondhand market, realistic resale at the fill level and condition in your photo
Reseller buyback, what a dealer would genuinely hand you
The gap between the first and the last is often five times over. Knowing it is
the difference between a fair trade and a bad one.
IS IT REAL
Every scan includes an authenticity read: what the photo supports, what looks
off, and how sure it is. It will not declare a bottle fake or genuine with
certainty, because a photograph cannot establish that. The scent, the atomizer
and the batch code check are what decide it, and the app says so plainly.
YOUR COLLECTION
Save the bottles you own or want. Search the whole collection, sort by value,
name or house, group them by house like a real shelf, switch between grid and
list, and see a running total of what everything is worth.
COLLECTION INSIGHTS
The houses you collect most, your scent family breakdown, the decade span of
your bottles, a rarity split, and your single most valuable bottle.
EVERYTHING ELSE
Full scan history, searchable and filterable
Export your collection to a spreadsheet for insurance or resale
Back up the collection, photos included, and restore it on a new phone
Share any result as a clean card
Seven languages: English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, German and
Arabic, with full right-to-left support
WHO IT IS FOR
Collectors keeping track of a growing shelf. Anyone buying secondhand and
wondering if the price is fair. People selling a bottle who do not want to
underprice it. Anyone handed a perfume with no box. And anyone who smelled
something good on someone else and needs to know what it was.
BEING STRAIGHT WITH YOU
A photo has limits. It cannot tell you how the juice smells now, whether it sat
in sunlight for a year, or whether the atomizer still sprays, and those are
exactly the things that decide a bottle's real worth. So every figure is a
range rather than a fake-precise number, every result carries a confidence
score, and anything valuable or questionable is flagged for a proper look in
person.
No account, no sign-up. Just open it and scan.
Download Perfume Identifier, point your camera at any bottle, and find out what
it is and what it is actually worth.
Perfume Identifier reads the bottle in front of you — the house, the fragrance
name, the concentration, the size — from a single photo. No barcode needed,
which matters, because barcodes are missing on testers, decants, gift sets,
older bottles and most of what turns up secondhand.
WHICH ONE IS IT, EXACTLY
Flankers are where people get caught. Sauvage, Sauvage Eau de Parfum and
Sauvage Elixir sit in near-identical bottles and sell for wildly different
money. Same story with Bleu de Chanel across EDT, EDP and Parfum. The scan
tells you which version you are actually holding, and shows you how confident
it is instead of guessing to look clever.
Every result gives you brand, fragrance name, collection, concentration, size,
launch year, the perfumer where it is known, country of origin, and the batch
code if it is legible.
HOW IT SMELLS
The full note pyramid, laid out the way a fragrance actually opens: top notes,
heart notes, base notes. Then the scent family, how long it lasts, how far it
projects, who it is aimed at, and the seasons and occasions it suits.
WHAT IT IS WORTH
Most apps quote one number. A perfume does not have one price, so you get four,
kept separate:
Boutique retail, the counter price for a sealed bottle
Online discounter, what a new bottle actually sells for
Secondhand market, realistic resale at the fill level and condition in your photo
Reseller buyback, what a dealer would genuinely hand you
The gap between the first and the last is often five times over. Knowing it is
the difference between a fair trade and a bad one.
IS IT REAL
Every scan includes an authenticity read: what the photo supports, what looks
off, and how sure it is. It will not declare a bottle fake or genuine with
certainty, because a photograph cannot establish that. The scent, the atomizer
and the batch code check are what decide it, and the app says so plainly.
YOUR COLLECTION
Save the bottles you own or want. Search the whole collection, sort by value,
name or house, group them by house like a real shelf, switch between grid and
list, and see a running total of what everything is worth.
COLLECTION INSIGHTS
The houses you collect most, your scent family breakdown, the decade span of
your bottles, a rarity split, and your single most valuable bottle.
EVERYTHING ELSE
Full scan history, searchable and filterable
Export your collection to a spreadsheet for insurance or resale
Back up the collection, photos included, and restore it on a new phone
Share any result as a clean card
Seven languages: English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, German and
Arabic, with full right-to-left support
WHO IT IS FOR
Collectors keeping track of a growing shelf. Anyone buying secondhand and
wondering if the price is fair. People selling a bottle who do not want to
underprice it. Anyone handed a perfume with no box. And anyone who smelled
something good on someone else and needs to know what it was.
BEING STRAIGHT WITH YOU
A photo has limits. It cannot tell you how the juice smells now, whether it sat
in sunlight for a year, or whether the atomizer still sprays, and those are
exactly the things that decide a bottle's real worth. So every figure is a
range rather than a fake-precise number, every result carries a confidence
score, and anything valuable or questionable is flagged for a proper look in
person.
No account, no sign-up. Just open it and scan.
Download Perfume Identifier, point your camera at any bottle, and find out what
it is and what it is actually worth.
Scan any perfume: identify the fragrance, see its notes and what it's worth.
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Firas Al Helou
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