Someone is using your photos?
If one fake account has your pictures, there are often more. Search your face to find the profiles and pages using your photos, with links you can report.
Impersonation usually surfaces by accident
A friend spots a profile, or a stranger messages you about a conversation you never had.
A friend sends a screenshot
“Is this you on a dating app?” The profile has your face and a different name.
Strangers say you scammed them
Your photos were used in a romance or investment scam and victims found you.
A cloned social account
Your name and photos, sending friend requests to people you know.
Your photos selling something
Ads, shops or adult sites using your face without consent.
From one photo to every source page.
Sign in with an email code when you run your first search. No forms, no monthly plan.
Search several photos
Use the pictures the fake account used, plus a recent one of yours. Each search may find different pages.
Collect the evidence
Your saved report keeps every link with a similarity score and the date you found it.
Report and remove
Use each platform’s impersonation form, attaching your links and proof of identity.
Evidence platforms act on
Impersonation reports go faster with specific links. Facehunch gives you a list of them.
Every account using your face
Across social networks, dating sites, forums and image sites that are public.
Where the photos came from
Usually your own public profile. Knowing which one helps you lock it down.
A dated record
A saved report to attach to platform reports, police reports or a lawyer’s letter.
Results show public web pages only. A match is a lead to check, not proof of identity.
How to get fake accounts taken down
Report through the official impersonation forms. Meta (Facebook and Instagram), TikTok, X, LinkedIn and dating apps all have dedicated forms for accounts pretending to be you. You may need to show ID. Reporting from your own account is faster than a friend reporting for you.
Warn the people around you. Post on your real accounts that a fake exists and that you will never ask for money. Scammers using your face often target your friends next.
If money or explicit images are involved, go further. Report to the police and, in the US, to the FBI’s IC3. Our guide on documenting photo impersonation shows how to build the report.
Reduce future copying. Make old public albums private and use a different profile photo on dating apps than on public social accounts. See protecting your photos online.
Pay per search. Nothing recurring.
Most people need one search. Credits never expire and there is nothing to cancel.
One search
Check one profile or one photo.
- 1 face search
- Source link on every result
- Saved reports and research assistant
- Credits never expire
Five searches
$5.80 per search · Compare several photos of the same person.
- 5 face searches
- Source link on every result
- Saved reports and research assistant
- Credits never expire
Ten searches
$4.90 per search · For regular checks and self-audits.
- 10 face searches
- Source link on every result
- Saved reports and research assistant
- Credits never expire
One credit per search, including searches with no matches. Secure checkout by Stripe. Prices in USD.
This search is for you
- Finding accounts that impersonate you
- Collecting evidence for a platform report
- Checking whether your photos were used in a scam
- Monitoring after a takedown
Not allowed
- Identifying a stranger you photographed in public
- Finding where someone lives or tracking a person
- Searching anyone under 18
- Contacting someone who has cut contact with you
Questions people ask
Can Facehunch take the fake accounts down?
No, only the platform hosting an account can remove it. Facehunch finds the pages and gives you links to include in your reports.
Can it find fake dating-app profiles using my photos?
Only if they are visible on the public web. Profiles inside dating apps are not public pages. Ask friends who use the app to report anything they see.
How often should I search?
Search now, then again after the platforms act. If impersonation continues, a search every month or two is a sensible rhythm.
How much does it cost?
$9 for one search. The five-search pack ($29) suits searching several photos at once.
More ways to check a face.
Find your photos online
Search your own face to see where your pictures are posted, and get them removed.
Start a searchFacebook face search
Find public Facebook pages and other sites showing the same face.
Start a searchScammer photo search
Romance, crypto or marketplace scam? Find where the scammer’s photos really come from.
Start a searchTikTok face search
Find who is behind a TikTok account, or where a creator’s face appears elsewhere.
Start a searchRead before you decide.
How to document a report about misuse of your photo
A clear report identifies the page, the image and the misleading claim.
Read guide Protecting your photosHow to write a focused photo-removal request
A short photo removal request template you can adapt: the page URL, the image, the reason and the outcome you want, plus a checklist to run before you send it.
Read guide Protecting your photosHow to audit reuse of an old profile picture
Search the old picture as well as your current one. Replacing an avatar on your own account does not remove copies that other pages may still display.
Read guideFind where a face appears online.
Upload a photo, get every matching page with its link and a similarity score. $9 per search, no subscription.