Build Your Leaf Collection
Identify the leaves you find, save them to your Herbarium, and learn what makes each one different
Recent Finds
Leaves recently added by collectors in the community
Maiden Grass (Simple, deciduous)
Post Oak (Simple, deciduous)
Sugar Maple (Simple, deciduous)
Sycamore Maple (Simple, deciduous)
Tea plant (Simple, evergreen)
American Basswood (Simple, deciduous)
Red Maple (Simple, deciduous)
Red Maple (Simple, deciduous)
Honey Locust (Pinnately compound, deciduous)
Red-osier dogwood (Simple, deciduous)
Okra (Simple, deciduous)
Eastern Cottonwood (Simple, deciduous)
Japanese Barberry (Simple, deciduous)
American Hazelnut (Simple deciduous)
Cinnamon tree (Simple, evergreen)
Quaking Aspen (Simple, deciduous)
Hackberry (Simple, deciduous)
American Beech (Simple, deciduous)
White Ash (Pinnately compound, deciduous)
American Chestnut (Simple deciduous)
Japanese barberry (Simple, deciduous)
Hackberry (Simple, deciduous)
American Beech (Simple, deciduous)
Black Cherry (Simple, deciduous)
American Witch-hazel (Simple, deciduous)
Pawpaw (Simple, deciduous)
Black Mangrove (Simple, evergreen)
Hackberry (Simple, deciduous)
Hackberry (Simple, deciduous)
Black Tupelo (Simple, deciduous)
Pawpaw (Simple, deciduous)
American Beech (Simple, deciduous)
Black Cherry (Simple deciduous)
Paper Birch (Simple, deciduous)
American Beech (Simple, deciduous)
Fox Grape (Simple, deciduous)
Fox Grape (Simple deciduous leaf)
Hackberry (Simple, deciduous)
Redbud (Simple, deciduous)
Eastern Redbud (Simple, deciduous)
White Oak (Simple, deciduous)
Black Cherry (Simple, deciduous)
Made for Leaf Collectors
Everything you need to name, save, and learn the leaves you collect
Identify Your Finds
Photograph a leaf and get the plant’s common name, scientific name, and family
Learn the Leaf
See each leaf’s type, shape, margin, venation, and arrangement, explained in plain words
Key Features
The traits that set a species apart, so you know what to look for on your next walk
Your Herbarium
Save the leaves you want to keep and look back at your whole collection anytime
Where It Grows
Find out the plant’s typical habitat and native range
Other Collectors’ Finds
Browse leaves shared by collectors around the world
How It Works
Three steps from a leaf in hand to a leaf in your Herbarium
Photograph a Leaf
Lay a leaf flat on a plain background and take a clear photo — maple, oak, ginkgo, fern
Identify It
Get the plant’s name and family, with the leaf’s shape, margin, venation, and arrangement
Add It to Your Herbarium
Keep the finds you love in your collection and watch it grow
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Your Herbarium
Every leaf you save, in one place
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Start Your Leaf Collection
Identify the leaves you find, save them to your Herbarium, and see what other collectors are finding
Collect responsibly — follow local laws, park rules, and landowner permissions.