Auto Annotation

Learn how to configure, execute, and reuse annotation templates across projects with Auto Annotation.

Auto Annotation creates multiple annotation label types by combining annotation settings with scope-based object filtering. You can define where labels are created, standardize templates, and re-execute them across files and projects.

Key Features:

• Multi-annotation setup - Configure one or more annotation rows and run selected rows together.
• Annotation settings control - Define feature, label type, style, and case-specific inputs.
• Scope and filtering - Use file scope and OneFilter-style object rules to control label locations.
• Template/profile workflow - Save and reuse standardized configurations across projects.
• Re-execution support - Recreate labels after updates while preserving relocated label positions.

Getting Started

Basic Workflow

1. Open Auto Annotation - Launch the tool from the DiRoots tab.
2. Add Annotation Rows - Create one or more rows in the main table.
3. Configure Annotation Settings - Define feature, label type, and styles per row.
4. Configure Scope - Choose where to apply and define object filters.
5. Check Rows to Execute - Select only the rows to create annotations.
6. Apply - Run Auto Annotation on checked rows.

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Next Sections

• Main Interface
• Annotation Settings
• Scope
• Profile

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Table of contents

• Main Interface
• Annotation Settings
• Scope
• Profile