Import using Web UI

Check our 5-minute tutorial on how to import your first images to Supervisely.

The easiest and most straightforward import method is to load data using Quick Import. To get started, click the Import Data button (if you don't have any projects), + New button or the interactive tile on the Project page.

3 quick ways to create a project and import data

Next, follow these step-by-step guide:

1. Name and describe the project. Enter a unique name for the project. Ensure the name is unique in the workspace and note that it is case-sensitive. (Optional) Add a description to provide additional information about the project or to track updates.

2. If you aren't a new user, you can click the Create from template and choose the source project from which to copy the classes and tags. Thus you can select projects from any of your team workspaces.

3. Define project type. Select the content modality for the project: images, videos, point clouds, or DICOM 3D volumes.

Note: You can't mix multiple content types in a single project, and this setting can't be changed later.

4. Choose labeling interface. Select one of the available interfaces for labeling your data. These interfaces are cover different industries and annotation scenarios.

5. Click Create to finish the project creation and proceed to uploading data.

6. Drag & drop one or more images of supported formats into the modal window: .jpg, .jpeg, .mpo, .bmp, .png, .webp, .tiff, .tif, .nrrd, .jfif, .avif, .heic, NIfTI, DICOM.

7. You can view supported annotation formats. Check format you are interested in by clicking on its title.

You will be redirected to the Tasks page where you can monitor the upload progress.

To check application logs, click the three dots (⋮) icon next to the task.

Once the import is finished, you will see the link to your new project in the Output column of the table (or find it at the Projects page).

How to import images with applications.

1. Click the More Features tab. Navigate to the Import page in the Categories section. Locate the Import Images application.

2. Move the cursor over the application and click the Run Application button. You can always have a look at the description on the application page and follow the instructions.

3. In the modal window drag & drop a folder with images or images itself. Enter the name of the future project and click Run button.

3. You will be redirected to the Tasks page where you can watch import progress. When it is done, you will see the link to your new project (or find it at the Projects page).