Imaging techniques such as CT scans have found widespread application in kidney diagnosis. These imaging techniques can estimate kidney size, shape, and position; provide information about kidney function; and assist in diagnosing structural abnormalities such as cysts, stones, and infections. However, different operators have different levels of success when it comes to using CT scans to diagnose renal conditions. The images can be interpreted in various ways due to factors such as the abilities and experiences of the operators, variances in how individuals see the images, and changes in the characteristics utilized for diagnosis. The detection of chronic renal disease might be improved with automated approaches and computer-aided diagnosis systems; however, research into these methods has been limited. According to the findings of this research, the Random Forest classifier has the highest level of accuracy (96.33%) among the various Machine Learning classifiers. As a result, the researchers concluded that chronic renal disease might have been caused by its acquisition. The outcomes of this study indicate that further research should be conducted. Suppose these suggested algorithms