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tag-image-labeller

v1.0.0

Published

A lightweight broswer-based whole image labelling tool with multi-level classification, CSV/folder export.

Readme

TAG — Taxonomy Annotation Gateway

A browser-based image crop labelling tool built for reviewing and annotating whole image classification datasets.

TAG UI

Features

  • Import a flat or structured image folder; structured subfolders are detected as label suggestions
  • CSV import — attach filename, label CSVs to create label groups; first row is always skipped as header
  • Multiple label groups — each image can be labelled across independent groups (e.g. Material, Item Category, Brand...)
  • Suggested labels — pre-imported labels shown as dashed pills; click to confirm
  • Confirm suggestions on navigate — optionally auto-confirm suggestions when moving to the next image
  • Filters — multi-select filter bar: All, Unlabelled, Flagged, or any label per group; filters combine with AND logic
  • Group exclusions — per-label dropdown to exclude other groups from being required (e.g. "Some Litter items may not have a brand label")
  • Stats panel — live per-group progress, label distribution, and export buttons
  • Export — CSV or folder-structured zip, named TAG-Export-{group}-{timestamp}.zip
  • Zoom overlay — click any image to open a full-screen pan/zoom viewer

Stack

  • React 19 + Vite
  • Material UI v9
  • JSZip

Development

npm install
npm run dev