Anno-Mage: A Semi Automatic Image Annotation Tool which helps you in annotating images by suggesting you annotations using user-defined labels
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Python
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Apr 18, 2026
updated

Semi-automatic image annotation toolbox powered by PyTorch object detection models, including open-vocabulary zero-shot detection via OWL-v2. Available as a web app (FastAPI + React).
See web/README.md for installation, usage, and API reference.
Quick start:
# Backend (port 8000)
cd web/backend && python main.py
# Frontend (port 3000)
cd web/frontend && npm install && npm run dev
Or use the convenience script:
cd web && bash start.sh
pip install anno-mage
anno-mage
The app opens in your browser automatically. Annotations are saved to ~/.anno-mage/annotations/.
Releases publish automatically to PyPI when a version tag is pushed. GitHub Actions builds the frontend, packages everything, and publishes via PyPI Trusted Publishers (no tokens required).
One-time PyPI setup:
virajmavani/semi-auto-image-annotation-tool, workflow release.yml, environment pypiTo release:
git tag v2.0.1
git push origin v2.0.1
That's it — the workflow in .github/workflows/release.yml handles the rest.
To build the package without publishing:
Prerequisites:
pip install build
npm install # inside web/frontend if not already done
bash build_release.sh
This compiles the React frontend, copies the build into anno_mage/static/, and produces wheel and sdist artifacts in dist/.
Both interfaces produce identical output:
| Format | Location | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CSV | annotations/annotations.csv | image_path,x1,y1,x2,y2,label per row |
| Pascal VOC XML | annotations/annotations_voc/ | One XML file per image |
Slack: https://join.slack.com/t/annomage/shared_invite/zt-dh4ca9du-4VOcwUMCSNA6lmyG~tNUPg
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Anno-Mage: A Semi Automatic Image Annotation Tool which helps you in annotating images by suggesting you annotations using user-defined labels
595
stars
84
commits
Python
primary language
Apr 18, 2026
updated

Semi-automatic image annotation toolbox powered by PyTorch object detection models, including open-vocabulary zero-shot detection via OWL-v2. Available as a web app (FastAPI + React).
See web/README.md for installation, usage, and API reference.
Quick start:
# Backend (port 8000)
cd web/backend && python main.py
# Frontend (port 3000)
cd web/frontend && npm install && npm run dev
Or use the convenience script:
cd web && bash start.sh
pip install anno-mage
anno-mage
The app opens in your browser automatically. Annotations are saved to ~/.anno-mage/annotations/.
Releases publish automatically to PyPI when a version tag is pushed. GitHub Actions builds the frontend, packages everything, and publishes via PyPI Trusted Publishers (no tokens required).
One-time PyPI setup:
virajmavani/semi-auto-image-annotation-tool, workflow release.yml, environment pypiTo release:
git tag v2.0.1
git push origin v2.0.1
That's it — the workflow in .github/workflows/release.yml handles the rest.
To build the package without publishing:
Prerequisites:
pip install build
npm install # inside web/frontend if not already done
bash build_release.sh
This compiles the React frontend, copies the build into anno_mage/static/, and produces wheel and sdist artifacts in dist/.
Both interfaces produce identical output:
| Format | Location | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CSV | annotations/annotations.csv | image_path,x1,y1,x2,y2,label per row |
| Pascal VOC XML | annotations/annotations_voc/ | One XML file per image |
Slack: https://join.slack.com/t/annomage/shared_invite/zt-dh4ca9du-4VOcwUMCSNA6lmyG~tNUPg
Python
56.2%
TypeScript
41.5%
Shell
1.2%