FAQ

Our AI cat identifier looks at visible traits (coat pattern, face shape, ear set, and body structure) and compares them with known breed characteristics. It then suggests the most likely match, along with a short explanation and breed info.

Results can be very helpful, but accuracy can vary—especially for mixed-breed cats or breeds that look very similar. Use the result as a guide, and consult a veterinarian or breeder for important decisions.

You'll typically get a breed match, plus details like origin, temperament, coat and grooming needs, and general care tips—so you can understand your cat better.

Try a clearer photo where the face and coat are visible, ideally in better lighting. You can also review similar-breed suggestions or ask an expert for a second opinion.

Use clear, well-lit photos where your cat's face and coat are visible. Avoid blurry, dark, or far-away shots. A simple background and a front or side angle usually improve breed identification.

Yes. You can take a new photo or upload one from your gallery to identify cat breeds from photos you already have.

Your privacy is important. Photos are processed securely for identification and may be saved to your scan history (which you can delete anytime). We don't share your photos unnecessarily. See our Privacy Policy.

An internet connection is required to process images and access the breed database. Offline mode isn't currently supported.

Descriptions are AI-generated using widely available reference material. We aim to keep information helpful and up to date, but it shouldn't replace professional advice.

For questions or feedback, email us at support@reasonway.com. We're happy to help.