Drop a clear face photo. Face Search AI scans millions of public pages and returns ranked matches in seconds, each linked to its source page so you can verify the context yourself. 3 free searches a day, no card, no subscription, no signup.
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3 free searches per day. No card, no signup. Anonymous by default.
Drag and drop a clear face photo, or click to choose
JPG, PNG or WEBP. 10MB max.
JPG, PNG or WEBP, up to 10MB. Front-facing, eyes visible, one face in frame works best. No account needed.
The engine compares the facial geometry against millions of public pages. You see candidates ranked by match confidence as they arrive.
Every match has a source URL. Open the page to confirm the context, then act on what you find. The result page is yours to keep.
We index only the public web, ask for nothing up front, and delete uploads as soon as the search completes. No surveillance, no surprise renewals, no dark patterns.
No card, no signup, no auto-trial. Drop a photo and see matches. Three searches per day per visitor is enough for almost every casual use.
Match candidates start arriving inside ~5 seconds; the engine keeps scanning for ~30 seconds total. Free searches use the same engine as paid.
We crawl pages anyone can open in a browser. No private accounts, no CCTV, no government data. Opt-out is free and permanent.
Photos are processed in memory and deleted as soon as the search completes. Never added to our index, never used for training.
Drop the profile photo and see if it appears anywhere else online. Borrowed or stolen photos light up in seconds, often on unrelated profiles or stock-photo sites.
See where your own face appears online. Old social posts, scraped data sets, news archives, forum avatars. Useful before a job hunt or a name change.
Romance and investment scams lean on borrowed photos. A free face search exposes the same face across multiple unrelated names before any money moves.
You have a photo from years ago but the name is gone. A reverse face search can surface the page where they appear today so you can reach out.
Yes. Face Search AI gives every visitor 3 free reverse face searches per day with no card, no signup, and no auto-trial. You upload a photo, you see ranked matches with source URLs, and you walk away. Paid plans exist for higher daily volume, but the free tier is enough for most casual identity checks.
No catch. We do not ask for a card before the search, we do not put a paywall in front of the results, and we do not auto-enroll you in a trial. The free tier is rate-limited to 3 searches per day per visitor to keep abuse and infrastructure cost under control. Beyond that, the page you are reading is the product.
Most visitors run a search or two and leave happy. A small percentage need higher daily volume for ongoing work (investigators, journalists, recruiters) and they pay for it. That revenue covers the free searches everyone else runs. We would rather give honest people a real free tier than fake-trial them into a subscription they will resent.
Only the public web. Pages anyone can open in a browser without logging in. We do not index private social-media accounts, surveillance feeds, government databases, or anything behind a login wall. Free or paid, the index is the same.
Most searches complete in 5 to 12 seconds. Match candidates start arriving inside ~5 seconds; the engine keeps scanning in the background for ~30 seconds after that to maximise recall. The free tier uses the same engine and the same speed as the paid tier.
Searching publicly available images is lawful in most jurisdictions, and Face Search AI only indexes the public web. Biometric-privacy laws differ by region and the service is unavailable where it cannot operate compliantly. We geofence rather than cut corners.
3 free searches a day. No card, no signup, no auto-renewal.
Search free nowFace match scores reflect facial-geometry similarity, not identity. Always verify a match by clicking through to the source page. Face Search AI indexes only the public web; service availability, free-tier limits, and pricing may vary by region and change over time.