Every time you upload a photo to Facebook
, its deep-learning algorithms go to work, trying to ID
things both incredibly specific (which of your friends is in this photo?) and general (Is this photo outdoors or indoors?). But that information is largely hidden from users until now. Facebook Vision allows anyone to see what general information Facebook
extracts from every photo thatβs been uploaded. Install the extension and head over to Facebook
, and you can start immediately seeing which objects Facebook
can ID within pretty much any photo.
Facebook's FAIR Team label images using Deep-Learning algorithms( Deep ConvNets).
This extension is available now for English: Locale_en_US
and Spanish: Locale_es_LA
Facebook users.
Emoji is used for most common objects that are extracted by Facebook.
"emoji_map": {
"1 person": "π€",
"2 people": "π₯",
"airplane": "βοΈ",
"baby": "πΌ",
"beach": "π",
"beard": "π΄",
"bedroom": "π",
"bicycle": "π²",
"camera": "π·",
"car": "π",
"cat": "πΊ",
"child": "π¦",
"christmas tree": "π",
"close-up": "π",
"closeup": "π",
"cloud": "βοΈ",
"concert": "π€",
"crowd": "π₯",
"dancing": "π",
"dessert": "π°",
"dog": "πΆ",
"drink": "πΉ",
"eating": "π½",
"eyeglasses": "π",
"fireworks": "π",
"flower": "π»",
"food": "π",
"glasses": "πΆ",
"golf": "ποΈβ",
"grass": "π",
"hat": "π",
"indoor": "π ",
"living room": "π ",
"meme": "π",
"mountain": "π",
"nature": "π",
"night": "π",
"ocean": "π",
"office": "πΌ",
"one or more people": "π₯",
"outdoor": "π΅",
"people dancing": "π",
"people eating": "π½",
"people on stage": "π€",
"people playing musical instruments": "πΈ",
"people playing sport": "π",
"people sitting": "β",
"people smiling": "π",
"people standing": "π΄",
"phone": "π±",
"plant": "πΏ",
"playing a musical instrument": "πΈ",
"selfie": "π€³",
"shoes": "π‘",
"sitting": "β",
"sky": "βοΈ",
"skyscraper": "π",
"sleeping": "π΄",
"smiling": "π",
"snow": "βοΈ",
"standing": "π΄",
"stripes": "π",
"suit": "π΄",
"sunglasses": "πΆ",
"swimming": "π",
"table": "π½",
"text": "π ",
"tree": "π΄",
"twilight": "π",
"ultrasound": "πΌ",
"water": "π§",
"wedding": "π"
}
The extension itself is super-simple. Once you install it, all the photos you see on your Facebook timeline will automatically be overlaid with their tags.
English
Spanish
1. Clone this repository: git clone https://github.com/Junth19/Facebook-Vision.git
2. cd Facebook-Vision.
3. Open Google Chrome and go to chrome://extensions.
4. Enable Developer mode.
5. Click on Load unpacked.
6. Select the path where you cloned this project.
7. Following icon appears besides Chrome Search Bar.
8. Facebook Vision is added to the Extensions.
9. Enable Facebook Vision Extension.
- Expanding this extension to include any other language.