This browser-based tool enables users to overlay and analyze curves on any image. A key feature is the ability to apply scaling, letting users convert pixel distances into real-world units. By setting a known reference length on the image, the tool automatically scales all drawn lines accordingly. This is especially useful in engineering, scientific analysis, or any application where quantitative measurement from images is required.
The Image Tracker app allows users to upload a sequence of images, mark specific points on each frame, and visualize the change in position over time through a real-time distance plot. It’s useful for tracking motion or displacement in videos or image series. Additionally, users can select a specific color, and the app will automatically detect and highlight points of that color on the plot, making it easier to extract curve data from graphical results.
This interactive web tool performs polynomial curve fitting on user-provided data. It allows users to input, import, or paste coordinate points, select the polynomial degree, and visualize both the raw data and the fitted curve on a live chart. The app also computes statistical accuracy metrics such as R², RMSE, and MAE.