LabelMe vs. Roboflow Annotate

You can use LabelMe and Roboflow Annotate for computer vision labeling.

Learn how LabelMe and Roboflow Annotate compare on the basis of the types of labels you can draw, whether the tool is open source, and more.

Tools

LabelMe

LabelMe is an open source annotation tool originally developed by MIT's CSAIL lab.

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Roboflow Annotate

Roboflow Annotate allows you to label data for object detection, segmentation, classification, and keypoint. Roboflow Annotate is equipped with AI-assisted tools to help you label data.

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Supported Vision Task Types

Object detection, using bounding boxes and polygons; instance segmentation; semantic segmentation, and; classification.

Object detection, instance segmentation, keypoints, classification

Offers SSO?

Yes

Offers Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)?

Yes

Dataset Analytics Support

Yes

Labeling History Support

Yes

Semantic Dataset Search

Yes

Image Augmentation Support

Yes

Offers Foundation Model Label Assistant?

Support for SAM-2-powered label assistant in the annotation interface.

Model Training Offered?

Yes

Deployment Offered?

Yes

Offers a Interactive Vision Application Builder?

Yes

Website URL

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How to buy

Online & Sales

Tool pricing

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Documentation

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LabelMe vs. Roboflow Annotate

Tools

LabelMe

Roboflow Annotate

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