Label Studio vs. Labellerr vs. Scale Data Engine vs. python-sql Comparison Chart

The most flexible data annotation tool. Quickly installable. Build custom UIs or use pre-built labeling templates. Configurable layouts and templates adapt to your dataset and workflow. Detect objects on images, boxes, polygons, circular, and key points supported. Partition the image into multiple segments. Use ML models to pre-label and optimize the process. Webhooks, Python SDK, and API allow you to authenticate, create projects, import tasks, manage model predictions, and more. Save time by using predictions to assist your labeling process with ML backend integration. Connect to cloud object storage and label data there directly with S3 and GCP. Prepare and manage your dataset in our Data Manager using advanced filters. Support multiple projects, use cases, and data types in one platform. Start typing in the config, and you can quickly preview the labeling interface. At the bottom of the page, you have live serialization updates of what Label Studio expects as an input.

Scale Data Engine helps ML teams build better datasets. Bring together your data, ground truth, and model predictions to effortlessly fix model failures and data quality issues. Optimize your labeling spend by identifying class imbalance, errors, and edge cases in your data with Scale Data Engine. Significantly improve model performance by uncovering and fixing model failures. Find and label high-value data by curating unlabeled data with active learning and edge case mining. Curate the best datasets by collaborating with ML engineers, labelers, and data ops on the same platform. Easily visualize and explore your data to quickly find edge cases that need labeling. Check how well your models are performing and always ship the best one. Easily view your data, metadata, and aggregate statistics with rich overlays, using our powerful UI. Scale Data Engine supports visualization of images, videos, and lidar scenes, overlaid with all associated labels, predictions, and metadata.