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Upload a medical image to an AI doctor

Send a photo of a skin, nail, eye or wound concern and get a free urgency level in plain language. Your image is analysed for the result only — it is never stored, sold, or added to a public dataset.

Encrypted in transitClinician-designed guidanceNo sign-up, no app
Free upload · no account
Choose an image to upload
JPG or PNG · up to 10 MB
Select image
Uploading and the basic result cost nothing
Step 1 · Your photo
Photos are sent for analysis and discarded straight after — never stored on our servers.
Step 2 · Analyze
Good lighting, in focus
Fills most of the frame
One area per photo
Basic result is free. No payment to see your triage level.
This is not a medical diagnosis

aidoctorscan provides health information and education only. It cannot replace an examination by a licensed clinician. If a symptom worries you, contact a doctor. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.

JPG · PNG
Accepted formats
10 MB
Maximum file size
1 image
Per upload, plus a short note
No account
Nothing to register
Uploading, step by step

What happens when you upload an image

Step 1

Pick the clearest image you have

Good light, sharp focus, and the area filling most of the frame. Put a fingertip or a coin nearby if scale matters. Avoid heavy filters — they shift colour, and colour carries information.

Step 2

Add one line about the concern

The upload alone is not enough. Say how long it has been there, whether it has changed, and whether it itches, hurts or bleeds. That short note does as much work as the image itself.

Step 3

Read an urgency level, not a verdict

You get a triage level, a confidence score and a plain-language summary of what the image may show. It points you towards the right kind of appointment — it does not name a condition.

Your upload result

Four possible urgency levels

Every upload returns exactly one of these four levels, so the outcome is always a concrete next action rather than a list of possibilities.

Self-care
Likely manageable at home. Monitor and follow general guidance.
See a GP
Worth a routine appointment with your family doctor.
See a specialist
Consider a referral to a relevant specialist for assessment.
Urgent
Seek prompt medical attention. In an emergency, call for help.
Upload questions

About uploading your image

Related conditions

Jump to a plain-language guide for a specific concern.

This is not a medical diagnosis

aidoctorscan provides health information and education only. It cannot replace an examination by a licensed clinician. If a symptom worries you, contact a doctor. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.