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Who FaceSearch is for
Different people run the same search for different reasons. A creator checks whether their content is being reposted. A journalist checks whether a source photo has appeared before. A parent checks a teenager's public footprint. These pages show the workflows for each group, the plan that fits, and the limits that apply.
FaceSearch is the same product for everyone: one photo in, matching public pages out. What changes is the question you bring, how often you search, and what you do with a result. Pick the page closest to your situation.
- For creatorsFind reposted content and fake accounts wearing your face, then get them taken down.
- For journalists and researchersCheck whether a source photo has appeared before, trace where an image came from, vet a tip-off profile.
- For parents and familiesReview a teenager's public footprint together, find reposted family photos, and know the help lines first.
- For models and photographersFind portfolio and shoot images reposted without credit or stolen for fake profiles, then use copyright to get them down.
- For investigatorsCheck whether a face has appeared on the public web before, corroborate the lead, and stay inside the rules.
- For public figures and executivesFind impersonation accounts and lifted photos early, and give your PR and legal team the evidence to act.
- For businessesCatch fake accounts built on staff faces and reused ad creative, collect evidence, and send removals with help on Business.
- For survivorsFind where your photos were posted, document it and get it removed, with support services first and no searching of the abuser.