Who it's for
- Collectors sorting a loose figure lot
- People with childhood figures
- Sellers listing figures online
AI tools by job · ToyLens
Action figures often have copyright marks and dates on the feet, back or legs, plus small details that separate one release from another. ToyLens reads those clues from your photos to suggest the character, line and era.
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Example request
“Loose figure, about 10 cm, markings on the back of the legs, came in a bag of 1990s toys.”
What comes back
Sometimes, from markings and details, but not always from photos. It says when it's unsure.
It knows many popular lines; obscure or bootleg figures are harder.
Identify one toy per run for the most accurate result.
1 credit each.
Usually on the feet, the lower back, inside the legs or under the base. Some are tiny; photograph them in good light.
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