Upload a photo and RashScan's AI compares it against thousands of dermatologist-verified cases — giving you the likely condition, severity, and clear next steps. Right in your browser, no account needed.
No downloads, no waiting rooms. RashScan runs entirely in your browser and talks to the same AI engine that powers our mobile app.
Take a clear, well-lit photo of the affected skin — or drag and drop an existing image. Add a few quick details like when it appeared and whether it itches.
Our model compares your photo against thousands of verified dermatology cases, weighing your symptoms to rank the most likely conditions.
See the likely condition with a confidence score, severity level, care recommendations — and importantly, when you should see a doctor.
Rashes are hard to describe and easy to misjudge. RashScan turns a single photo into a structured assessment you can actually act on.
Photograph any product label or ingredient list. RashScan decodes it into a plain-English safety report — perfect if your skin is sensitive or already reacting.
No account, no name, no email. Your scans stay tied to your device only, and you can wipe your history at any time.
Skip the anxious late-night search spiral. Upload a photo and have a structured, ranked answer before your tea goes cold.
The AI is trained against thousands of dermatologist-verified images spanning 50+ common skin, hair and nail conditions.
Phone, tablet or laptop — the web app runs everywhere, and the iOS app is there when you want scanning on the go.
RashScan is a guide, not a doctor. Every result tells you clearly when a symptom deserves professional medical attention.
Your first scans cost nothing and never will. No credit card, no trial countdown — just answers when you need them.
"My toddler woke up covered in red spots on a Sunday. RashScan suggested it was likely heat rash and told me exactly what to watch for. The pediatrician confirmed it the next day."
"I have sensitive skin and the product scanner is genius. I photograph the ingredient list in the store and know in a minute whether a moisturizer will set me off."
"It flagged my 'harmless spot' as something worth showing a dermatologist. It turned out to need treatment. I'm so glad I didn't wait another month."
No credit card to start. No surprise charges. Ever.
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For families and skin-health power users
Yes — with the right expectations. RashScan compares your photo against thousands of dermatologist-verified cases and ranks the most visually similar conditions with a confidence score. It's a powerful first step for understanding what you're likely dealing with, but it is not a diagnosis. Confirming any condition requires a qualified clinician.
Yes. Scanning a rash or a product is free, with no account and no credit card. A Pro plan with cloud sync, rash tracking over time and shareable PDF reports is coming soon — but the core scanner will always be free.
We never ask for your name, email or any identity information. Scans are linked only to an anonymous device ID stored in your browser, images are processed over an encrypted connection, and you can clear your entire history at any time from inside the app.
The model recognizes 50+ of the most common skin conditions, including contact dermatitis, eczema, heat rash, hives, psoriasis, fungal infections like ringworm, insect bites, and more. For unusual or ambiguous presentations, it will tell you when an in-person exam is the right next step.
See a doctor promptly if a rash spreads rapidly, blisters, is accompanied by fever or difficulty breathing, involves the eyes or mouth, or if any mole changes shape, size or color. RashScan flags these red-flag signs in its results, but severe or fast-changing symptoms always warrant immediate medical care.
The training data spans a wide range of skin tones, ages and body areas, and we continuously improve coverage. Clear, well-lit photos give the best results on every skin tone — natural daylight works best.
Your first answer is 60 seconds away — free, private, and no account needed.
Launch RashScanEducational guidance only — not a medical diagnosis.