Data labeling
Use the data labeling suite with AI features to annotate images and other visual data before training.
Roboflow is a computer vision platform for labeling, training, workflow automation, and deployment across images, video, and real-time streams.
Roboflow is a computer vision platform for building and deploying models on images, video, and real-time streams. It combines labeling, training, workflow construction, and deployment so teams can move from data collection to production in one product.
The platform is positioned for developers and enterprises that need visual intelligence in production settings. The home page highlights use cases in logistics, manufacturing, and media, while the pricing page shows a free Public plan, a paid Core plan for private data, and a custom Enterprise plan for larger deployments.
Use the data labeling suite with AI features to annotate images and other visual data before training.
Train models from the same platform, including support for private data and model evaluation on Core and Enterprise plans.
Chain predictions into workflows with custom logic so outputs can trigger downstream actions instead of stopping at inference.
Run inference in cloud infrastructure or on edge devices, including the open source Roboflow Inference server.
Work with hosted training, model weights, preprocessing, augmentations, and concurrent training jobs on supported plans.
Use plan-specific controls such as RBAC, SSO, scoped API keys, and usage logs on Enterprise for governed team access.
Build an image or video dataset, annotate it, and train a model for a specific detection or classification task in one platform.
Turn model outputs into actions by chaining predictions with custom logic and integrating the result into an application or pipeline.
Deploy computer vision models either in scalable cloud infrastructure or across edge devices when latency or local processing matters.
Support private, team-based computer vision work with controls for access, model privacy, and governed collaboration on higher-tier plans.
Use Roboflow’s platform and supporting libraries to ship practical vision systems in industries such as logistics, manufacturing, and media.
Yes. Roboflow supports building computer vision applications for deployment in applications, products, or services, subject to its terms and model licensing.
The pricing page lists a free Public plan and paid Core and Enterprise options. For business use cases that need private data and models, Roboflow also offers a two-week trial of premium features.
Roboflow says its subscriptions cover commercial licensing for many models, including YOLOv5, YOLOv8, YOLOv11, and YOLO-World, with more details available on its licensing page.
The platform is described as supporting the full workflow from data labeling and model training to workflow building and deployment, including edge deployment through Roboflow Inference.
Roboflow directs feature and pricing questions to its user forum or sales team, depending on the type of question.