How to remove yourself from Reversely.ai

Reversely.ai is an image search suite with an AI face search inside it, sold mostly per unlocked result. Its opt-out is a web form that asks Reversely.ai to block images of your face from its search results. The form is free and needs no account. This guide follows the form as it read on 6 November 2026; forms change, so if a field looks different, follow the form and use this page for what each step means.

What does the Reversely.ai opt-out actually do?

Reversely.ai says it will remove your images from its search results and block images of you that may appear there later. The block is keyed on the face photos you upload, so you do not have to list individual result URLs; the form has no URL field. It only affects Reversely.ai. The photos remain on the websites that host them, and every other face search engine needs its own request: see the guides for PimEyes, FaceCheck.ID and Lenso.ai, and remove my photos for FaceSearch.

What do you need before you start?

• Clear photos of your face. The form accepts more than one and recommends several angles. Front-facing, well lit, nothing covering the face.
• An anonymised scan of an ID or passport. Reversely.ai requires it to confirm that the face is yours. Black out the document number, address and any other detail that is not needed to match your face to your name; the form asks you to confirm the scan holds no sensitive information.
• An email address you check. The confirmation and the outcome arrive by email.
• To be 18 or older. One of the consent boxes asks you to confirm it. There is no route on the form for a parent acting for a child; use the contact details in Reversely.ai's privacy policy for that.

How do you submit the request?

1. 1

   Open the opt-out form

   Go to reversely.ai/opt-out-request, titled Opt-Out Request. The page also shows unrelated widgets from the site's other tools above the form; scroll to the three numbered steps.

2. 2

   Step 1: upload your photos

   Add one or more clear photos of your face. Tick the four boxes: consent to use the photos to delete your images, acceptance of the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service, consent to send the photos through the site's face search in its People category, and confirmation that you are over 18.

3. 3

   Step 2: upload an anonymised ID

   Add a scan of an ID or passport with the sensitive fields blacked out, following the example images on the page. Confirm that the scan contains no sensitive information and consent to blocking images of you in search results.

4. 4

   Step 3: enter your email

   Give the address the confirmation letter should go to and agree to receive notifications about the outcome, then submit.

5. 5

   Check the result

   Reversely.ai states no processing time on the form. After the confirmation arrives, run a search for your own face on reversely.ai to see whether matches are gone; if some remain, submit again with a different angle or write to the contact in their privacy policy.

What does the opt-out not do?

When should you use the DMCA form instead?

The opt-out is for the person in the photo. The DMCA form at reversely.ai/dmca-request is for the copyright owner, usually the photographer, or an authorised agent. It asks for the URL of the infringing image, the country, a description of the violation, your details, proof that you are the owner or authorised to act, two consents and a signature, with a declaration under penalty of perjury. Reversely.ai says it will review the matter and take appropriate action to remove the content; it states no timeline and describes no counter-notice process. If you took the photo yourself, you can use both routes.

How does this compare with the other engines?

How does this apply to FaceSearch?

FaceSearch's own removal works by email, with no ID unless ownership of the face is disputed, and is always free; the steps are on remove my photos. Opting out of Reversely.ai does nothing to FaceSearch results, and the reverse is also true, so if you want your face out of face search generally, send a request to each engine and use the removal guide for the source sites.