Vinyl Identifier: Scan & Value

Vinyl Identifier: Scan & Value helps you identify, grade, and price any vinyl record by taking a photo of the sleeve or label. AI reads the cover art, label, and catalog number to tell you what it is, what condition it's in, and what it could be worth on the resale market.

Whether you are crate digging at a record store, browsing a garage sale, or checking a dusty box in the attic, Vinyl Identifier: Scan & Value takes the guesswork out of record collecting. No more wondering if that thrift store find is a rare first pressing or a common reissue worth nothing.

How Vinyl Identifier: Scan & Value Works
1. Take a photo of the record sleeve, label, or jacket
2. AI analyzes the cover art, label, catalog number, and pressing details
3. Get an estimated value, pressing year, condition grade, and Discogs reference

Vinyl Identifier: Scan & Value works with LPs, EPs, 7-inch singles, 12-inch singles, picture discs, and rare colored vinyl. Each scan returns artist, album, label, catalog number, country of pressing, year, and an estimated market value based on current resale data and recent sold listings.

What You Can Identify
LP albums and full-length records
7-inch and 12-inch singles
EPs and compilations
Rare and limited pressings
Colored vinyl and picture discs
Promotional and test pressings
Audiophile reissues and remasters
First pressings and original releases

Vinyl Identifier: Scan & Value is built for record collectors, crate diggers, vintage music fans, resellers, and anyone curious about the worth of their vinyl. Whether you are pricing a collection for sale or hunting for hidden gems in the wild, let AI do the research for you.

Stop second-guessing labels and start scanning with Vinyl Identifier: Scan & Value.

Vinyl Identifier: Scan & Value provides AI-based value estimates and pressing information. Results may vary depending on image quality, edition, and condition. Always do your own research before making purchasing decisions. Unlock additional features with an optional subscription.

This application uses Discogs' API but is not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by Discogs. 'Discogs' is a trademark of Zink Media, LLC.