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T-Rex Label

Zero-shot image annotation

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What T-Rex Label is

T-Rex Label is an annotation tool built on zero-shot detection models. You draw a box around one object, the model finds similar objects in that image, and the same prompt can be applied across other images, so a large labelling job starts from a single example rather than a trained model.

What you can do with it

  • Label one object and propagate the detection
  • Apply a prompt across many images
  • Segment and box objects automatically
  • Export in formats training pipelines accept
  • Work without installing anything

Who it is for

  • Computer vision engineers
  • Teams building detection datasets
  • Agriculture, industry and logistics projects

What to watch out for

  • Zero-shot detection is convenient but imperfect; review results before they become training data
  • Images you upload may contain people or sensitive locations, so check where they are processed
  • Datasets built for surveillance, medical or biometric purposes carry additional legal obligations
  • Automated propagation can amplify a single wrong label across a whole batch

Pros & cons

✓ What we like

  • No model training needed to start
  • Batch propagation is a real time saver
  • Browser-based with format exports

! What to watch out for

  • Results need review before training
  • Uploaded imagery may be sensitive
  • Errors propagate across batches

FAQ

Do I need to train a model first?

No. It uses zero-shot detection, so one visual prompt is enough to start.

Which formats can I export?

Common annotation formats used in computer vision workflows are supported.

What should I review?

Propagated labels before accepting them as training data.

Last reviewed: 2026-09-19

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