Podiatrist diagnosis and lesion localization are used as current testing approaches for Diabetic Foot ulcers (DFU). Current systems for automation concentrate on either categorization or division. One of the most common metabolic conditions, Diabetes (also called diabetes mellitus), is brought on by the pancreas incapacity to generate sufficient anti hyper-glycemic hormone to control glycemia levels. It may cause “Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy,” a collection of nerve diseases that can develop if the blood glucose level is left uncontrolled and unmanaged. Blood glucose levels may be efficiently maintained by recognising diabetes initially through constant surveillance and screenings. Using image processing methods such as data stretching with Deep Learning, image reduction and improvement, image division, and feature extraction, this paper offers a thorough approach for analysing thermal scans of the diabetic foot. By using these techniques, doctors may assess and track a patient's condition with fewer examinations. In this work, EfficientNetB3 architecture is compared with other Deep Learning models for accuracy in DFU identification. To create a powerful deep learning model, we gathered an extensive collection of 1,775 DFU photos. The basis of belief for this data gathering was created by two medical experts using annotator software to define the DFU region of interest. It took 48 ms to figure out a single image and 57.2 MB to validate the model. EfficientnetB3 got an average mean accuracy of 93%. This work demonstrates the effectiveness of Deep Learning for DFU localization in real-time, which could have improved with the use of a larger data set.