Imagga

Imagga is a pioneering company in the field of image recognition technology, offering a comprehensive suite of AI-powered visual analysis tools. Founded in Bulgaria, Imagga provides developers and businesses with advanced APIs for automating various image-related tasks. The company's core technology utilizes deep learning and neural networks to analyze pixel content, enabling accurate identification and categorization of objects, scenes, and concepts within images. Imagga's platform supports a wide range of functionalities, including automated tagging, categorization, facial recognition, visual search, content moderation, smart cropping, and color extraction.

The company's auto-tagging API can recognize over 7,000 common objects and continually improves its accuracy through regular usage and human feedback. Imagga's technology is designed to handle large volumes of visual content, making it suitable for industries such as ecommerce, digital asset management, and social media platforms. The company offers both cloud-based and on-premise deployment options, catering to diverse business needs and scalability requirements. In September 2023, Imagga was awarded a grant under Bulgaria's National Recovery and Resilience plan to further develop its technology for visual content moderation, focusing on detecting inappropriate image and video content in social media and user-generated content platforms.

Key customers and partnerships

Imagga's technology has been integrated into various applications and platforms across different industries. Notable clients include Unsplash, a popular photography website that uses Imagga's Auto-tagging API to automatically tag photos, enhancing search capabilities and content organization. Tavisca, a company powering thousands of travel websites, has implemented Imagga's image categorization technology to improve hotel image classification for tourists and business travelers. Other customers leveraging Imagga's services include Swisscom and PlantSnap. The company has also partnered with Fotoware, a Norwegian software company, to deliver AI auto-tagging and content-aware cropping capabilities to Fotoware's digital asset management solutions.