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Explore dozens of open tools to help you leverage computer vision faster and with less friction.
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Featured projects
The libraries and models our community uses most.
- Vision utilities
Supervision (opens in a new tab)
A range of utilities to help integrate computer vision into your application, covering functions from annotation to object tracking.
51,453GitHub starsMITPython
- Detection model
RF-DETR (opens in a new tab)
A real-time, transformer-based object detection model architecture developed by Roboflow and released under the Apache 2.0 license.
9,948GitHub starsApache-2.0Python
- Inference server
Inference (opens in a new tab)
An easy-to-use, production-ready inference server for computer vision supporting deployment of many popular model architectures and fine-tuned models.
2,485GitHub starsPython
- Object tracking
Trackers (opens in a new tab)
A unified library offering clean-room re-implementations of leading multi-object tracking algorithms.
3,970GitHub starsApache-2.0Python
- Tutorials
Notebooks (opens in a new tab)
A collection of open source Jupyter notebooks showing how to train and work with the latest state-of-the-art computer vision models.
9,734GitHub starsJupyter Notebook
- Auto-labeling
Autodistill (opens in a new tab)
A framework for creating computer vision models without hand-labeling images. Uses big slow foundation models to train small fast supervised models.
2,797GitHub starsApache-2.0Python
- Sports analytics
Sports (opens in a new tab)
Applications of computer vision in sport analytics, from ball tracking to reading jersey numbers.
5,467GitHub starsMITPython
- VLM fine-tuning
Maestro (opens in a new tab)
Fine-tune vision-language models like Florence-2, PaliGemma 2 and Qwen2.5-VL, with ready-made recipes that handle configuration, data loading and training.
2,696GitHub starsApache-2.0Python
More from GitHub
Experiments, utilities and demos, all open source.
Roboflow Python Package (opens in a new tab)
638GitHub stars
The official Roboflow Python package. Manage your datasets, models, and deployments.
Computer Vision Skills (opens in a new tab)
49GitHub stars
Skills and MCP configuration that let coding agents like Claude Code, Codex and Cursor manage data, train, evaluate and deploy with Roboflow.
Model Leaderboard (opens in a new tab)
109GitHub stars
Object detection models compared on the COCO dataset across a range of metrics, computed with Supervision.
RF100-VL (opens in a new tab)
144GitHub stars
Code from the Roboflow100-VL paper, a multi-domain object detection benchmark for vision-language models.
PolygonZone (opens in a new tab)Archived
87GitHub stars
A web utility to draw polygons and retrieve their coordinates for computer vision applications.
OpenAI Vision Experiments (opens in a new tab)
1,703GitHub stars
A resource for anyone who wants to experiment with and build on the OpenAI vision API.
Universe
The world's largest collection of open source computer vision datasets and APIs: 200M+ images, 200k+ datasets and 50k+ fine-tuned models.