📏 Size & weight from a photo
Take a photo of an item. We find it, measure it and guess how heavy it is. For real centimetres, put a card, coin or A4 paper next to it.
1. Photo
Tip: shoot straight from above, on a plain table, with the reference lying next to the item.
2. Fit the box
3. Scale
With a reference, drag the orange line along its long side (or across a coin).
No reference? Type one size you know instead:
4. What is it?
Approximate guidance only, not lab-accurate. Photos lose depth, so the height is a guess unless you type it. Weight is size × a typical density for that kind of item, shown as a range. Use a reference object for better sizes, and a real scale when the weight matters (shipping, trade, medicine, food labels).
Runs on your phone. Your photo is never uploaded.
📚 Rules & official sources
- Estimates only – measure the packed carton before booking freight.
- Reference sizes used: bank card 85.60 × 53.98 mm (ISO/IEC 7810 ID-1), A4 paper 210 × 297 mm (ISO 216).
- Couriers bill the higher of actual and volumetric weight – use the CBM tool’s volumetric mode.
General information, not legal or customs advice. Rules change – confirm with the official source or a licensed customs broker.