For orthodontic practices and dental clinics

Less time processing photos.
More time for your practice.

SmileCrop automatically crops, names, and sorts standard orthodontic documentation photos.

Configure folders and naming once. Photograph the patient’s QR code before each series.

Windows 10 & 11 · No credit card · Your photos stay with you

See the result
Processed result

The same photo. Ready for patient records.

Scroll down to reveal the processed photo. You can also control the comparison yourself.

After processing Before processing Original photo SmileCrop result

No retouching. Just automatic crop, straightening, and correct orientation.

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See the same result on your own photos. 14 days free · no credit card · photos stay on your computer
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From the founder’s practice · August 2026

Less repetitive work.
Real results.

One batch of 456 clinical photos. These are the results from the app founder’s practice—not an independent customer testimonial.

One batch, at a glanceClinical photos
456photos in total
Saved without intervention
42392.8%
Flagged for review
337.2%
Measured counts, not crop accuracy. QR images are excluded.
Estimated correction time

About 5 minutes

Ten flagged photos were corrected in the editor in 1 minute 32 seconds. Extrapolating to all 33 gives about 5 minutes of hands-on work.

This is an estimate, not a timed full-batch result. It excludes setup, photographing QR codes, processing time, and final review. Saving without intervention is not a measure of crop accuracy; results may vary.

Read the method and limitations

“I created SmileCrop because we were spending hours in the practice sorting and cropping photos. The aim was to automate this repeated work.”

MDDr. Michal Hasala — orthodontist and founder of SmileCrop
How it works

A small change at the start.
Less work after the shoot.

  1. Configure once

    Choose input and output folders, file naming, and the rules for your practice.

  2. Photograph the QR code and series

    Before each series, photograph the patient’s QR code. Then take your standard orthodontic photographs as usual.

  3. Process and review

    SmileCrop crops, names, and sorts the photos. Correct flagged images in the editor and review the result.

Watch the real app workflow Video loads only when you press play

This app recording is not a performance benchmark. Speed depends on your computer and photos.

Review without the hunt

You always have the final say.

SmileCrop prepares the suggestion. You refine what needs attention—right on the photo.

SmileCrop / Batch photo editor! Flagged for review
Current SmileCrop editor: photo with a suggested crop, photo-type selection, and rotation controls.
Detail of the real editor (Czech interface). Click to open the full app screenshot.
  1. 01
    Refine the crop

    Adjust the crop boundaries directly on the image.

  2. 02
    Adjust rotation and type

    Change the app’s suggestion to match the photo.

  3. 03
    Save and continue

    Move to the next photo in the same series.

Your photos. Your computer.

Processing stays local.

SmileCrop processes photos on your computer, not in the cloud. See the security page for details about connectivity, licensing, and data flow.

Security & data flow
Work it out

How many photos would you still open by hand?

Two figures from your clinic. We count hands-on time at the computer only — not the time the program runs on its own.

photos

How many clinical photos your clinic produces in a day.

seconds

Count the whole journey of one photo: crop, rotate, rename, save and file it into the patient’s folder. Exclude time when the computer runs unattended.

Not sure? In our test ten photos handled by hand took 3:57, about — and that run did not include filing them into folders. Yours will differ; this is only a reference point.

$/hour

Optional — fill it in and a money column appears.

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The result comes from your figures and one measurement. In the clinic of founder MDDr. Michal Hasala, SmileCrop processed 456 photos in a single batch: it saved 423 without intervention (92.8%) and flagged 33 for review (7.2%). That is a flag rate, not a measurement of crop accuracy. Yours may differ — which is why the trial runs on your own photos. How we measured.

Show the maths and assumptions

How this is calculated

  • By hand today = photos per day × seconds per photo
  • Flagged for review = photos per day × 7.2%
  • With SmileCrop = flagged for review × seconds per photo × 28%
  • Difference = by hand today − with SmileCrop
  • Value = (difference in seconds ÷ 3,600) × hourly cost

What the calculation assumes

  • A month is counted as 20 working days and a year as 240. If you shoot on a different rhythm, scale it yourself.
  • The 7.2% is measured: of 456 photos processed in a single batch in the founder's clinic, SmileCrop flagged 33 for review. It is not an accuracy measurement and may differ in yours.
  • A flagged photo is costed at 28% of your manual time. That figure is measured: ten genuinely flagged photos took 5:33 by hand in another program including the filing into patient folders, and 1:32 in SmileCrop’s bulk editor. We cost it against your time for an ordinary photo even though flagged ones are the more awkward kind, so this understates rather than overstates. How we measured.
  • Only hands-on time at the computer is counted. Time the program spends working on its own is not: nobody is sitting there for it.
  • One-time setup is not counted; it happens once, not every day.
  • Unflagged photos were not systematically rechecked. The model allows no time for them.
  • The manual comparison did not include sorting into patient folders — SmileCrop does that too, so that work is missing from the manual figure.
  • The calculation does not assess quality or clinical correctness.
Pricing

Start saving hours every week

SmileCrop

Monthly subscription · single computer

$49 / month

Tax calculated at checkout

Payback depends on photo volume and the existing workflow.

  • Full auto-crop & auto-rotate
  • 17 dental photo types detected
  • Per-patient session folders
  • Processes photos offline; License validates periodically
  • Updates & support included
  • Single-device license
Buy — monthly

Free 14-day Trial Period before purchase · No card required

Annual plan

SmileCrop

Annual subscription · single computer

$499 / year

Tax calculated at checkout

Save approximately 10%

Payback depends on photo volume and the existing workflow.

  • Full auto-crop & auto-rotate
  • 17 dental photo types detected
  • Per-patient session folders
  • Processes photos offline; License validates periodically
  • Updates & support included
  • Single-device license
Buy — annual

Free 14-day Trial Period before purchase · No card required

Enterprise

Multiple workstations or custom workflows.

Custom contact us
  • Multi-device licensing
  • Volume pricing
  • Priority support
  • Custom photo set & detection model
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Good to know

Frequently asked questions

How does the purchase work?

1. Download and install SmileCrop — free.
2. Open the app — a 14-day free trial starts automatically. No credit card.
3. Purchase a license — any time during or after the trial.
4. You receive a license key by email.
5. Enter the key in the app — it activates immediately.
The license is tied to a single device.

Can I cancel my subscription?

Yes. You can cancel anytime — from the customer portal or by writing to [email protected]. Access stays active until the end of the current paid period. No hidden fees.

How does the clinic workflow change?

First, configure SmileCrop once for your clinic's folders, names, and photo order. Before each session, photograph the patient's QR code as the first frame. The standard orthodontic photo sequence itself stays the same; SmileCrop handles the processing afterwards.

What if SmileCrop does not crop a photo correctly?

You can quickly adjust the photo directly in the app. If backup is enabled, SmileCrop can also work from the original image.

What hardware do I need?

The minimum is a 64-bit 4-core Intel/AMD processor, 8 GB RAM, 8 GB free storage, and Windows 10 version 1809. A supported 64-bit Windows 11 system, 16 GB RAM, and an SSD are recommended. An NVIDIA CUDA GPU is optional. See the System Requirements.

What if we use multiple computers?

You only need SmileCrop on the computer where photos are actually processed — typically one computer per clinic. QR code generation runs free on any other computer. For clinics with multiple processing workstations, we offer a custom setup — contact us at [email protected].

Is patient data secure?

Patient photographs and names are processed locally and are not uploaded by SmileCrop for AI processing. Only the necessary License and technical data described in the Privacy Policy are transmitted for activation, periodic License validation, and updates.

Does it work offline?

Photo processing is local and does not require a permanent connection. Internet is required to start the Trial Period, activate, update, and periodically validate the License. After successful validation, the full paid License remains available offline for up to 72 hours and then temporarily enters limited mode until validated again. See the System Requirements.

Is SmileCrop a medical device?

No. SmileCrop is a workflow automation and image-processing tool for dental practices. It does not perform diagnosis, provide clinical recommendations, evaluate treatment, or make treatment decisions. All clinical decisions remain the responsibility of the healthcare professional.

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Windows 10/11 · Mac coming soon · For dental clinics