Plate Blur & Vehicle Analysis Bot

Plate Blur & Vehicle Analysis Bot

@platereader_bot

Analyze vehicle images with ALPR to read license plates, blur plates in photos/videos, and get annotated results, crops, and JSON data.

Plate Blur & Vehicle Analysis Bot (@platereader_bot)

This bot analyzes JPG, JPEG, and PNG images using the Vaxtor Cloud ALPR (Automatic License Plate Recognition) engine. Send one or more photos or image files, and the bot returns annotated images with bounding boxes, plate and vehicle crops, structured text data per detected vehicle, and a full JSON response file.

Key Features

  • License plate recognition across multiple world regions (Europe, North America, APAC, Middle East, Oceania, Central Asia)
  • Annotated output images with plates highlighted in red and vehicles in green
  • Plate blurring β€” off, partial (right half only), or full blur, configurable with /blur
  • Video blur (Beta) β€” detect and blur plates frame-by-frame in videos up to 20 MB and 120 seconds; costs 1 credit per second
  • Per-vehicle text summaries with key recognition fields, plus a downloadable result_XXXX.json file
  • OCR region selection via /region to match the country or region of the plates being analyzed

How to Use

  1. Send one or more photos (from gallery or camera) or attach JPG/JPEG/PNG files as documents
  2. For best accuracy, send images as document/file attachments rather than compressed photos
  3. Use /blur to set plate blurring preference and /region to select the correct OCR region
  4. For video, send a video file (up to 20 MB, max 120 seconds) to have plates detected and optionally blurred

Credits & Limits

  • 10 free image analyses per month are included for all users
  • Video processing costs 1 credit per second (rounded); up to 30 seconds per month may be free during beta
  • Additional credits can be purchased with Telegram Stars via /buy
  • Use /balance to check remaining credits and /consent to optionally allow anonymized samples for recognition improvement

Added on March 1, 2026