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Toy identifier by photo

Found a toy in the attic, at a car boot sale or in a box of childhood things? Take up to four photos and ToyLens suggests what it is, who made it, roughly when, and what series it belongs to, explaining the clues it used.

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1 credit · 2 free credits a day, no sign-up needed

Who it's for

People clearing out old toys
Collectors checking a find
Resellers at markets and online

What you get

Likely identity: name, maker, era, line or series
Other possible matches
Condition notes from the photos
An AI value estimate, always labelled unverified

How it works

Take 1 to 4 photos: front, back, base or markings, and any box or label.
Add anything you know (where it came from, markings, age).
Identify (1 credit).
Read Overview, Condition, Value, Is it real?, Why this match, Details & safety.

Example request

“Four photos of a small plastic robot that turns into a car, markings on the foot, from my uncle's 1980s toy box.”

What comes back

Likely line and character
Maker and approximate year from markings
Possible look-alikes and reissues
Condition notes
Unverified value range with what affects it

Tips for a better result

Photograph every marking, stamp and label; they are the strongest clues.
Include the box or packaging if you have it.
Use daylight and a plain background.
Check sold listings before selling; the estimate is not a market price.

Questions

How accurate is ToyLens?

It does well with clear photos of known toys and markings, and gives a confidence level. Rare variants and reissues can be hard to tell apart from photos.

Is the value real?

No. The value is an AI estimate from the photos, always labelled unverified. Check recent sold prices or ask a specialist before buying or selling.

What does it cost?

1 credit per identification. Guests get 2 free credits a day.

Where are my photos kept?

Photos and results are saved on your device in 'Your toys' for 15 days, not on our servers.

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