Manual/Product guide

Reverse image search

Use a photo to look for visually related public pages.

Updated August 2026
Clear, well-lit portrait with the subject visible Clear subject
Difficult portrait example with weaker visual information Harder to match

Choose a useful image

Use the clearest original image you have. A well-lit photo with a visible subject and limited text, filters, or compression gives the search more visual information to work with.

Crop away large borders or unrelated people when the subject is small, but keep enough background context to help match the original scene.

Read the results

Results can include pages that use the same image, visually similar images, or public profiles with compatible visual evidence. Similarity does not establish that two people are the same person.

Open the source page, check when and where the image was published, and compare details that are independent of appearance, such as names, profile links, employers, or locations.

A visual match needs context
Lookalikes, reposts, edited images, and AI-generated media can all produce misleading similarity. Confirm identity with non-visual evidence.

Upload privacy

Do not upload intimate, confidential, or unlawfully obtained images. Remove unnecessary metadata and crop sensitive background details before searching when they are not relevant.