Your ECG, Decoded Instantly

Take a photo of your ECG printout and get clear
 answers about your heart rhythm in seconds

Unsure About Your ECG Reading?

ECG printouts contain complex waveform patterns that are difficult to understand without medical training. During moments of heart-related concern, waiting for professional interpretation can be stressful and anxiety-inducing.

Our AI tool instantly analyzes photos of your ECG printouts, providing clear explanations of your heart rhythm and immediate guidance on what to do next.

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Smart ECG Analysis Made Simple

Instant ECG Analysis

Upload a photo of your ECG printout and receive clear interpretation within seconds.

Smart Pattern Recognition

Our AI highlights important rhythm patterns and explains their significance in simple terms.

Clear Action Steps

Get immediate guidance on whether to monitor, follow up, or seek urgent care.

Visual Explanation

See your ECG explained with color-coded highlights and simple annotations.

Progress Tracking

Compare multiple ECGs over time to understand how your heart rhythm changes.

Easy Sharing

Generate clear reports to share with your healthcare provider or family members.

Get Your ECG Interpreted in Seconds

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Capture Your ECG

Take a clear photo of your ECG printout or upload the PDF file directly.

Make sure all leads and labels are visible in the image

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Instant Analysis

Our AI immediately analyzes your ECG pattern, identifying key rhythm characteristics.

Analysis typically completes in under 5 seconds

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Get Clear Results

Receive an easy-to-understand explanation of your heart rhythm, with important areas highlighted.

Color-coded explanations help you focus on what matters

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Know What to Do

Get clear guidance on whether to monitor, follow up, or seek immediate care.

Share results easily with your healthcare provider

Real Stories from Our Users

Dr. Sarah Chen

Primary Care Physician

I recommend this tool to my patients who use home ECG monitors. It helps them understand their readings between visits and know when they need to come in.

Late Night
Concerns

Get immediate clarity on your heart rhythm any time of day

Michael Roberts

Living with Atrial Fibrillation

During a late-night episode, the tool helped me understand my rhythm and decide whether to go to the ER. The peace of mind is invaluable.

Remote
Monitoring

Track your ECG patterns from home and know when to seek care

Lisa Thompson

Fitness Trainer

I use this with my senior clients who monitor their heart rhythm. It’s made them more confident in understanding their ECG patterns during exercise.

Post-Exercise
Checks

Understand your heart rhythm changes during fitness activities

Why Choose Our ECG Interpreter

Get immediate understanding of your ECG, no waiting required.

Know exactly what to do next based on your heart rhythm.

See your ECG explained with clear, color-coded annotations.

Monitor your heart rhythm patterns over time.

Access expert-level ECG interpretation 24/7, wherever you are.

Generate clear reports to share with your healthcare team.

Get Your ECG Interpreted Now

Take a photo or upload your ECG for instant understanding

Drop your ECG image here or click to take a photo

Accepts: Photos of ECG
printouts, PDF files

For medical emergencies, call emergency services

Trusted Heart Analysis

Usage Statistics

Over 100,000
ECGs analyzed

Used by healthcare providers
across 50 countries

Average analysis
time: 4.8 seconds

Pattern recognition powered by advanced AI

Continuous system learning and improvement

Real-time quality checks on uploads

Featured in medical technology reviews

Healthcare innovation awards

Industry partnerships

Not a replacement for emergency services

Always follow your healthcare provider’s guidance

Regular monitoring tool for informed discussions

No ECG data stored after analysis

Secure, encrypted processing

Private, anonymous usage

Medical technology partnerships

Healthcare innovation memberships

Research collaborations

AI technology standards

Processing reliability metrics

User satisfaction scores

Frequently asked questions

AI ECG interpretation uses deep learning models trained on thousands of annotated ECGs to identify cardiac abnormalities automatically. Unlike traditional rule-based ECG machines, our AI learns complex patterns and adapts to various ECG formats, improving accuracy and consistency across devices.

Our validation studies show diagnostic accuracy comparable to that of experienced cardiologists for most common rhythm and conduction abnormalities. The system continuously improves through retraining on new anonymized data, offering precision beyond standard ECG algorithms.

The AI detects a wide range of conditions, including atrial fibrillation, bradycardia, tachycardia, bundle branch blocks, ischemic changes, ventricular hypertrophy, and other rhythm or waveform abnormalities. It also highlights potential artifacts and signal quality issues.

You can upload ECGs as images, PDFs or even smartphone photos of printed ECGs. The system automatically recognizes leads and scales signals for accurate analysis.

Interpretation takes only a few seconds after uploading the ECG. A detailed report is generated instantly, summarizing detected abnormalities, confidence levels, and signal quality.

The AI ECG Interpreter is designed primarily for patients who do not have professional medical knowledge — it helps to get a preliminary understanding of the ECG before visiting a doctor. Results should always be reviewed by a qualified physician before clinical decisions are made.

All data is encrypted during upload and processing. ECGs are anonymized automatically and are never shared with third parties. Users can delete uploaded data at any time.

No — the AI supports, but does not replace, clinical judgment. It provides fast, objective, and standardized interpretation to assist patients. But the results must be confirmed by the physician in the context of the patient’s clinical data.

Accuracy may decrease if the ECG is of poor quality, contains excessive noise, or has missing leads. The AI is not a substitute for a full clinical evaluation or echocardiography when required.