PictureCloud: Cloud Identifier

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About this app

Identify clouds from a photo with PictureCloud, an offline AI cloud identifier and field guide. Take a picture or choose one from your gallery to identify likely cloud types such as cumulus, cirrus, stratus, and cumulonimbus.

Your photos stay on your phone. PictureCloud runs entirely on-device, works offline and requires no account or photo uploads.

Take a photo or choose one from your gallery, frame the cloud area, and receive a ranked list of likely cloud types. PictureCloud also shows distinguishing features to help you understand what makes each cloud genus unique.

### Explore clouds privately

Your photos are processed locally on your Android device. They are never uploaded to the cloud or sent to a remote server, so you can use PictureCloud without an internet connection and keep your sky photos private.

### Key features

- Identify cloud types from your own sky photos
- Works offline, with local on-device processing
- No account or internet connection required
- Photos are never sent to the cloud
- Center and crop a square cloud area for better analysis
- See ranked suggestions and alternative possibilities
- Read useful characteristics of each cloud genus
- Keep a small local history of previous identifications
- Free to use

PictureCloud currently covers eleven cloud genera. Its AI provides the most likely result and alternatives, helping you explore and learn rather than presenting an identification as absolute certainty.

Whether you are a weather enthusiast, nature observer, photographer, student, or simply curious about the sky, PictureCloud makes cloud identification simple, private, and accessible.

PictureCloud is an educational field guide. It is not a weather forecast and should not be used for aviation, outdoor safety, or other critical decisions.
Cloud identifier: identify cloud types from photos with private, offline AI.
Updated on
Sep 29, 2026

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  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • Data can’t be deleted

What’s new

Fix issue with revenue cat key