CVAT to Supervisely

Convert and copy multiple CVAT projects into Supervisely at once.

Last updated 10 months ago

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CVAT to Supervisely

Convert and copy multiple CVAT projects into Supervisely at once.

allows you to copy multiple projects from CVAT instance to Supervisely instance, you can select which projects should be copied, labels and tags will be converted automatically. You can preview the results in the table, which will show URLs to corresdponding projects in CVAT and Supervisely.

If you want to upload data, which was already exported from CVAT instance, you can use this app from Supervisely Ecosystem.

from CVAT to Supervisely.

Preparation

In order to run the app, you need to obtain credentials to work with CVAT API. You will need the following information:

CVAT server URL (e.g. http://192.168.1.100:8080)
CVAT username (e.g. admin)
CVAT password (e.g. qwerty123)

You can use the address from the browser and your credentials to login to CVAT (you don't need any API specific credentials).

Now you have two options to use your credentials: you can use team files to store an .env file with or you can enter the credentials directly in the app GUI. Using team files is recommended as it is more convenient and faster, but you can choose the option that is more suitable for you.

Using team files

You can download an example of the .env file and edit it without any additional software in any text editor.

NOTE: you need to unzip the file before using it.

Create a .env file with the following content: CVAT_SERVER_ADDRESS="http://192.168.1.100:8080" CVAT_USERNAME="admin" CVAT_PASSWORD="qwerty123".
Upload the .env file to the team files.
Right-click on the .env file, select Run app and choose the CVAT to Supervisely Migration Tool app.

The app will be launched with the credentials from the .env file and you won't need to enter it manually. If everything was done correctly, you will see the following message in the app UI:

ℹ️ Connection settings was loaded from .env file.
✅ Successfully connected to http:/192.168.1.100:8080 as admin.

If everything was done correctly, you will see the following message in the app UI:

✅ Successfully connected to http://192.168.1.100:8080 as admin.

NOTE: The app will not save your credentials, you will need to enter them every time you launch the app. To save your time you can use the team files to store your credentials.

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If you want to upload data, which was already exported from CVAT instance, you can use this app from Supervisely Ecosystem.

from CVAT to Supervisely.

Preparation

In order to run the app, you need to obtain credentials to work with CVAT API. You will need the following information:

CVAT server URL (e.g. http://192.168.1.100:8080)
CVAT username (e.g. admin)
CVAT password (e.g. qwerty123)

You can use the address from the browser and your credentials to login to CVAT (you don't need any API specific credentials).

Using team files

You can download an example of the .env file and edit it without any additional software in any text editor.

NOTE: you need to unzip the file before using it.

Create a .env file with the following content: CVAT_SERVER_ADDRESS="http://192.168.1.100:8080" CVAT_USERNAME="admin" CVAT_PASSWORD="qwerty123".
Upload the .env file to the team files.
Right-click on the .env file, select Run app and choose the CVAT to Supervisely Migration Tool app.

The app will be launched with the credentials from the .env file and you won't need to enter it manually. If everything was done correctly, you will see the following message in the app UI:

ℹ️ Connection settings was loaded from .env file.
✅ Successfully connected to http:/192.168.1.100:8080 as admin.

If everything was done correctly, you will see the following message in the app UI:

✅ Successfully connected to http://192.168.1.100:8080 as admin.

NOTE: The app will not save your credentials, you will need to enter them every time you launch the app. To save your time you can use the team files to store your credentials.