Identify plants you see on Street View by pasting or dragging an image—Plant.id v3 suggests the Top-5 with confidence scores. Direct links to iNaturalist/GBIF/POWO/Tela/Wikipedia, history, and optional auto-open of the top result. Quick settings: language, name format, min threshold, and iNat radius.
FlorIA Street is a visual assistant for Google Maps Street View that lets you identify plants around you in just a few seconds.
Take a screenshot (Win+Shift+S), paste it directly into the FlorIA window, or drag & drop an image file: the Plant.id v3 AI analyzes the picture and returns the top 5 most likely species with confidence scores.
Each suggestion comes with direct links to iNaturalist, GBIF, POWO, Tela Botanica and Wikipedia (in your chosen language).
The tool adapts dynamically: it can auto-open the top result if confidence is very high, or adjust the threshold if it hesitates between two close species.
A gallery keeps track of your last 50 identifications, which you can revisit and share with one click.
Badges highlight “low confidence” cases and local matches (if iNaturalist observations exist nearby).
A customizable settings panel (sliders & options) lets you tweak minimum confidence, auto-open behavior, iNaturalist radius, result language, name format (scientific, common, or both), and even enable a light local enhancement (contrast/saturation + sharpen) before sending the image.
In short: a tool designed for Street View explorers, naturalists, and GeoGuessr players that turns your screenshots into smart, fast, and well-documented plant identifications.
