AI People Search
AI People Search compares an uploaded face photo with publicly indexed web images and returns matches with source links. It is for people checking image-based identity clues, finding public profiles, or tracking public uses of portraits.
Who it's for
- Photographers, models, and content creators looking for public web pages that may use their portraits.
- People checking whether an online profile image appears elsewhere on the public web.
- Users trying to find a public figure or reconnect with someone when they have a photo but not a name.
Not the right fit if…
- People searching for private or locked profiles: the page says the service searches publicly available information and unlocked social media profiles.
- People who need to search NSFW images: the upload interface explicitly prohibits them.
How it fits your workflow
Upload, paste, or drop a face image in a listed format, then start the search. The service says its AI compares the image against its public web index, including public social media, news sites, forums, blogs, and other sources.
Review the resulting visual matches and open their clickable source URLs to inspect the original pages. If no photo is available, enter a name or alias in the text-based search to look for social profiles.
Pricing
Free: The initial basic scan is free and requires no sign-up; the page says it shows potential matches and partial URLs.
Free
Free; no sign-up required for the initial basic scan.
- · Initial basic people search
- · Potential matches and partial URLs
Paid subscription
Price not stated on the supplied page.
- · The page says an upgrade is available for unlimited searches.
Prices checked on Oct 25, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- Face search by image
- Upload a face photo to search the service's public web index for exact or similar image matches.
- Clickable source URLs
- Results include links to the public web pages where matching images were found, so users can review the original sources.
- Name-based profile search
- The page offers a text search by person name or alias and says it finds profiles across LinkedIn, Twitter/X, Instagram, Fansly, and other networks.
- Multiple image formats
- The upload interface lists JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, HEIF, and GIF as supported formats.
- Portrait-use discovery
- Photographers, models, and content creators can search for public web pages that may be using their portraits.
Limitations to know
- The page says searches cover publicly available information; it does not describe access to private or locked profiles.
- The upload interface prohibits NSFW images.
- The free basic scan provides potential matches and partial URLs; the page says unlimited searches require an upgrade but does not state the subscription price.
Alternatives to consider
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PreCheck
Choose it if you also need reverse phone and email lookups alongside face search.
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FacialRecognition.app
Choose it if you want a service described as returning up to 100 ranked matches from an index of over a billion faces.
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Face Finder
Choose it if you want visual matches ordered by confidence for evidence-style people-search research.
Getting started
An image in a supported format (JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, HEIF, or GIF) for image search; the page also offers a name or alias search.
- Open the AI People Search page and upload, paste, or drop a face image, or enter a name or alias.
- Start the search and wait for the service to scan its public web index.
- Review matches and follow the source URLs to inspect the original pages.
Frequently asked questions
What does a search return?
The service returns exact or highly similar image matches with clickable URLs to the public pages where the images were found.
Can I search without a photo?
Yes. The page offers a text-based search where you enter a name or alias to look for social profiles.
Is there a free search?
Yes. The page says the initial basic scan is free and requires no sign-up; it shows potential matches and partial URLs.
What happens to an uploaded photo?
The page says uploaded photos are processed for the search, deleted instantly, and not permanently stored or used to build its database.
Where does the service search?
The page says it searches a continuously updated index of publicly available web images, including news outlets, corporate directories, public forums, blogs, and unlocked social media profiles.
How can I cancel a subscription?
Log in with the email associated with the subscription, go to Account > Manage Subscription, and manage or cancel the subscription. The page says remaining credits and benefits stay available through the current billing period.