This document describes a proposed smart traffic light control system using image processing. The system uses cameras installed at an intersection to capture images of vehicles and pedestrians. Image processing algorithms like cascade classification and histogram of oriented gradients are used to detect vehicles and pedestrians in the images and determine traffic density. Based on the detected densities, the system adjusts the timing of the traffic lights to prioritize vehicles or pedestrians accordingly. It also notifies pedestrians of the remaining crossing time using a connected speaker. The goal is to reduce conflicts and give equal priority to both vehicles and pedestrians at intersections using real-time traffic density detection from camera images rather than sensors.