SlabCalc Concrete Crack Analyzer
Upload a photo of your concrete and get an instant AI diagnosis — failure mode, severity score, and whether you need DIY repair or a structural engineer.
About SlabCalc Concrete Crack Analyzer
SlabCalc Crack Analyzer - AI Concrete Crack Diagnosis
Introduction
SlabCalc's Crack Analyzer is a free, AI-powered tool that diagnoses concrete cracks from a single photo. Upload an image of a crack in your driveway, slab, patio, or wall, and the analyzer identifies the crack type, assesses severity, explains the likely cause, and tells you whether it's a cosmetic issue or a structural concern that needs a pro.
Built for homeowners, contractors, and property managers who need a fast second opinion before deciding whether to seal, patch, or call a structural engineer.
Core Feature
- Photo-based crack diagnosis - upload a picture, get an instant classification across common crack types: shrinkage, settlement, structural, map/craze, and more.
- Severity rating - cosmetic vs. monitor vs. urgent, with the reasoning shown.
- Cause explanation - written in plain English (water intrusion, curing issues, subgrade settlement, overload, etc.).
- Repair guidance - specific products, methods, and when DIY is safe vs. when to hire a professional.
- Crack-type library - detailed reference pages for every classification (shrinkage, structural, settlement, etc.) so you can read up on what you're seeing.
Usage
- Take a clear, well-lit photo of the crack (close-up plus context shot if possible).
- Visit slabcalc.co/analyze and upload the image.
- Get an instant report: crack type, severity, cause, and next-step recommendations.
- Optionally, jump into the linked crack-type guide for repair walkthroughs and product picks.
No login. No download. Works on mobile in the field.
Price
100% free. No account, no paywall, no usage limits. Part of SlabCalc's free suite of concrete tools for DIYers and pros.
FAQs
Is the analysis accurate enough to rely on? The analyzer is a first-pass diagnostic - excellent for triaging whether a crack is cosmetic or warrants a closer look. For anything flagged as structural or load-bearing, always confirm with a licensed structural engineer.
What kinds of cracks can it identify? All the common ones: shrinkage (plastic and drying), settlement, structural/load, map cracking, crazing, D-cracking, and surface scaling. Each comes with its own dedicated guide.
Does it work on photos from any device? Yes - phone, tablet, or DSLR. Better lighting and a closer crop produce more confident results.
Is my photo stored or shared? No. Photos are processed for the analysis and not retained or used for training.
Do I need to know anything about concrete? No. Results are written for non-experts - but they include the technical reasoning so contractors and inspectors get value too.
What if my crack isn't in the library? The analyzer will still classify it to the closest match and explain the reasoning. You can also reach out via the contact link with edge cases.
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