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Upload one photo of yourself. We sweep public pages for copies and show you how many we found before you pay a cent.

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  • Photo deleted after your report
  • Nothing found, nothing charged

Only for photos of you, or with the consent of the person pictured. How it works

  • Fake profilesSomeone using your face on social media or dating apps.
  • Leaked photosPrivate pictures posted without your consent.
  • Scam adsYour photos selling products or running a con.
  • AI editsYour face in manipulated images.

How it works

From one photo to a removal roadmap in three steps.

  1. Step 1: Upload one photoA clear photo of your face. You confirm it's you, or that you're authorized. Takes 30 seconds.
  2. Step 2: The deep search runsYour photo becomes a face vector and is compared against public pages. It takes a few minutes; close the page if you like, we'll email you.
  3. Step 3: See the count, then decideYou see how many pages turned up, blurred. The report with links and takedown steps is paid only if there's something to show.

Free scan. Pay only if something turns up.

The scan and the count cost nothing. The report is what you use to take things down.

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  • Deep search of public pages
  • How many pages were found
  • Blurred preview with the type of site

Full report$9.90 per report

  • The exact link to every page
  • Site, profile handle and dates seen
  • Takedown steps and report link for each platform

Packs from $4.49 per report

Nothing found, nothing charged.

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What it looks like in practice

Three common situations, start to finish.

Protected

Illustrative case

Emma, 27

Fake profile

What happened: A friend sent her a screenshot: an Instagram account with her photos was asking people for money.

The scan found the profile and two more pages reusing the same pictures. She reported each one for impersonation, attaching the links from the report.

Impersonation reports filed with the links

Protected

Illustrative case

Mark, 34

Scam ad

What happened: Gym photos of him showed up in ads for a supplement he had never used.

The report listed the sites running the ads and where to report on each one. He filed every complaint the same afternoon.

Complaint filed on every site

Protected

Illustrative case

Jess, 22

Leaked photo

What happened: An old private photo was circulating on a forum.

With the exact link, she asked the forum to take it down and Google to de-index it, following the steps in the report.

Removal and de-indexing requested

Illustrative cases based on common situations. Names and images are fictitious.

  • Consent firstNothing is searched without your declaration and consent.
  • Photo deletedStored encrypted for up to 7 days to check your report, then deleted automatically.
  • Results expireResults are removed automatically after the stated period.
  • Secure paymentPayments are handled by a payment provider; we never see your card.

What happens to your photo

Your face is sensitive data. We ask for consent every time and keep as little as possible.

  • Uploads are protected by TLS.
  • The image you upload is stored encrypted for up to 7 days, to complete and verify your report and for security audits, and is then deleted automatically.
  • Results expire automatically within the period stated by the server.
  • The search runs only with your declaration of ownership or authorization (GDPR Art. 9(2)(a)).

Consent, every time

Before each upload you declare that the photo is yours, or that you are authorized by the person pictured, and you consent to the biometric processing of that search. Identifying strangers is prohibited.

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Quick answers

How much does it cost?

You see how many matches were found before paying, and nothing is charged if there are none. The full report, with links and a removal roadmap, unlocks with 1 credit. Credits come in packs of 1 ($9.90 / €9.90), 3 ($19.90 / €19.90) or 10 ($44.90 / €44.90); they never expire and there is no subscription. Payment is by card (USD/EUR) or PIX (Brazil).

Why do I have to sign in?

So the result is tied to your account: you see it right here, can come back to it later and, if you leave the page, we email you a link to your summary. You sign in with Google or an email code, and your account also holds the report you unlock.

How long does a search take?

A few minutes. You can leave the page: we send an email with a link when the summary is ready.

Is my photo stored?

Uploads are protected by TLS. The image you upload is stored encrypted for up to 7 days, to complete and verify your report and for security audits, and is then deleted automatically. Results stay linked to your account while the scan data is retained. The face pre-analysis runs in your browser and is not sent to us. Details in the Privacy Policy.

Can I search someone else's photo?

Only with that person's explicit authorization. Before each upload you declare that the photo is yours or that you are authorized, and you consent to the biometric processing (GDPR Art. 9(2)(a)). Identifying or locating strangers is prohibited by the Terms of Use.

What if nothing is found?

We show that and you are not charged. No search covers the whole internet, so no result does not prove the photo is not somewhere online.

How do I remove a photo I find?

The report gives, for each occurrence, the platform's reporting channel and instructions. The guide Find where your photos are used online covers the process.

How is this different from Google Lens?

Google Lens is a general reverse image search and a good first step. This tool focuses on checking the use of your own photos, with explicit consent and a removal roadmap. They complement each other; see the comparison.

Latest guides

  • How to find where your photos are used onlineStart with free reverse image search (Google Lens, Bing Visual Search, TinEye) to find copies of a specific photo, then use a similarity search to look for other pictures that show your face. Only search for your own photos, or those of someone who has explicitly authorized you. No tool covers the whole internet, so treat every result as a lead to verify, not as proof.October 4, 2026
  • How to remove photos posted without your consentSave evidence first, then report the content through the platform's own tool, which is usually the fastest route. If you took the photo, a DMCA copyright notice can apply; in the EU and UK you can also ask the site operator to erase your personal data under GDPR Article 17. Each route has conditions, and none is guaranteed to succeed.October 4, 2026
  • How to check dating profile photos (and whether yours are being misused)To check whether a dating profile is real, reverse-search its photos, look for the classic scam patterns and insist on a live video call before trusting or paying anyone. To check whether your own photos are used in fake profiles, you can search with a photo of yourself; our tool requires your explicit consent and must not be used to identify matches.October 4, 2026

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