For an overview of authentication in
gcloud-python, see :doc:`gcloud-auth`.In addition to any authentication configuration, you should also set the :envvar:`GCLOUD_PROJECT` environment variable for the project you'd like to interact with. If the GCLOUD_PROJECT environment variable is not present, the project ID from JSON file credentials is used.
If you are using Google App Engine or Google Compute Engine this will be detected automatically.
After configuring your environment, create a :class:`Client <gcloud.vision.client.Client>`
>>> from gcloud import vision
>>> client = vision.Client()or pass in credentials and project explicitly
>>> from gcloud import vision
>>> client = vision.Client(project='my-project', credentials=creds)>>> from gcloud import vision
>>> client = vision.Client()
>>> image = client.image('./image.png')
>>> faces = image.detect_faces(limit=10)>>> first_image = client.image('./image.jpg')
>>> second_image = client.image('gs://my-storage-bucket/image2.jpg')
>>> with client.batch():
... labels = first_image.detect_labels()
... faces = second_image.detect_faces(limit=10)or
>>> images = []
>>> images.append(client.image('./image.jpg'))
>>> images.append(client.image('gs://my-storage-bucket/image2.jpg'))
>>> faces = client.detect_faces_multi(images, limit=10)Failing annotations return no results for the feature type requested.
>>> from gcloud import vision
>>> client = vision.Client()
>>> image = client.image('./image.jpg')
>>> logos = image.detect_logos(limit=10)
>>> logos
[]You can call the detection method manually.
>>> from gcloud import vision
>>> client = vision.Client()
>>> image = client.image('gs://my-test-bucket/image.jpg')
>>> faces = image.detect(type=vision.FACE_DETECTION, limit=10)Detecting a face or faces in an image. For a list of the possible facial landmarks see: https://cloud.google.com/vision/reference/rest/v1/images/annotate#type_1
>>> from gcloud import vision
>>> client = vision.Client()
>>> image = client.image('./image.jpg')
>>> faces = image.detect_faces(limit=10)
>>> faces[0].landmarks[0].type
'LEFT_EYE'
>>> faces[0].landmarks[0].position.x
1301.2404
>>> faces[0].detection_confidence
0.9863683
>>> faces[0].joy_likelihood
0.54453093
>>> faces[0].anger_likelihood
0.02545464Image labels are a way to help categorize the contents of an image. If you have an image with a car, person and a dog it, label detection will attempt to identify those objects.
>>> from gcloud import vision
>>> client = vision.Client()
>>> image = client.image('./image.jpg')
>>> labels = image.detect_labels(limit=3)
>>> labels[0].description
'automobile'
>>> labels[0].score
0.9863683The API will attemtp to detect landmarks such as Mount Rushmore and the Sydney Opera House. The API will also provide their known geographical locations if available.
>>> from gcloud import vision
>>> client = vision.Client()
>>> image = client.image('./image.jpg')
>>> landmarks = image.detect_landmarks()
>>> landmarks[0].description
'Sydney Opera House'
>>> landmarks[0].locations[0].latitude
-33.857123
>>> landmarks[0].locations[0].longitude
151.213921
>>> landmarks[0].bounding_poly.vertices[0].x
78
>>> landmarks[0].bounding_poly.vertices[0].y
162Google Vision can also attempt to detect company and brand logos in images.
>>> from gcloud import vision
>>> client = vision.Client()
>>> image = client.image('./image.jpg')
>>> logos = image.detect_logos(limit=1)
>>> results.logos[0].description
'Google'
>>> logos[0].score
0.9795432
>>> logos[0].bounding_poly.vertices[0].x
78
>>> logos[0].bounding_poly.vertices[0].y
62Detecting safe search properties of an image.
>>> from gcloud import vision
>>> client = vision.Client()
>>> image = client.image('./image.jpg')
>>> safe_search = image.detect_safe_search()
>>> safe_search.adult
'VERY_UNLIKELY'
>>> safe_search.medical
'UNLIKELY'Detecting text with ORC from an image.
>>> from gcloud import vision
>>> client = vision.Client()
>>> image = client.image('./image.jpg')
>>> text = image.detect_text()
>>> text.locale
'en'
>>> text.description
'the full text of the image.'Detecting image color properties.
>>> from gcloud import vision
>>> client = vision.Client()
>>> image = client.image('./image.jpg')
>>> colors = image.detect_properties()
>>> colors[0].red
244
>>> colors[0].blue
134
>>> colors[0].score
0.65519291
>>> colors[0].pixel_fraction
0.758658