Your photo. Your search.
Start with a photo.
See where it may appear.
Looking for a face search? Start by checking for copies and similar images of your own photo on the public web.
What this search does today
FaceSentry's free photo search looks for photo copies and visually similar images. It is not a comprehensive face index that finds every photo of the same person. Results are possible matches for you to review.
One-time scan. No account or card to start.
For adults searching their own face. Consent comes before upload.
From photo to a clearer next step
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Choose your own photo
Use a clear photo of yourself. Read the consent explaining how your image is processed before starting.
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Review possible matches
Check the returned images and source pages. Similarity does not establish identity, misuse or authenticity.
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Decide what to do
If you find unwanted use, our guides explain reporting and removal steps. Paid plans add monitoring and takedown tools.
Understand the search before you run it
Six short reads on what these tools can and cannot do, written so you can decide what you actually need.
Reverse Face Search: What It Can and Cannot Find
How a reverse face search differs from a reverse image search, what each one finds, and how to look for your own photos without searching for anyone else.
Read more →Facial Recognition Search: How It Works and Your Rights
How facial recognition search engines match faces, why results can be wrong, which laws limit face data, and how to check your own exposure safely.
Read more →Face Finder Tools: Methods, Limits and Safety
The methods behind face finder tools, what their results actually mean, the traps to avoid, and a safe way to look for your own face online.
Read more →How to Find Photos of Yourself Online
A practical routine for finding where your photos appear online: reverse image searches, name and username searches, platform tools, alerts and monitoring.
Read more →Is Someone Using My Photos? How to Check and What to Do
The signs that your pictures are on a fake profile or listing, a fifteen-minute check, the evidence to keep, and which report works for each kind of misuse.
Read more →Can Someone Find Me by Photo? Risks and Protections
How a photo of your face can lead a stranger to your name and accounts, how likely that is, what the law says, and the steps that make it harder.
Read more →
Comparing services? How FaceSentry compares with PimEyes, with their published prices and ours side by side.
Before you run a face search
Can I use face search free?
You can start a one-time photo search on FaceSentry without an account or payment card. Searches are subject to availability and shared usage limits. If the search cannot finish, we show an incomplete result.
Is reverse face search the same as reverse image search?
A face-index search is designed to find the same person in different photos. Reverse image search looks for copies and visually similar images. FaceSentry's free photo search looks for copies and similar images; it does not offer a comprehensive face-index search.
Does no match mean my photos are safe?
No. A search only covers the results available to it. Private pages, unindexed sites, changed photos and other images can be missed. No matches is not proof that your photos are absent from the internet.
Can FaceSentry find every photo of me?
No. FaceSentry can help you look for copies and similar images of your own photo and review possible misuse. It cannot guarantee finding different photos of you or every place your image appears online.
Can I search for someone else?
This page is for adults searching their own face. Do not upload someone else's photo to identify, locate or investigate them. You review the upload and biometric consent before starting your scan.