See where your face appears online.
Upload a selfie or a photo of yourself. Facehunch finds public pages showing your face, including photos you didn’t know were public, so you can decide what to remove.
Your photos travel further than you think
Old accounts, event galleries and scraper sites keep pictures public for years.
Scraped profile pictures
Aggregator sites copy public profile photos and keep them after you change yours.
Old galleries and events
School, club and conference pages that still show you years later.
Fake accounts
Your pictures on dating or social profiles with someone else’s name.
Before a job or a move
See what others find when they look you up, and clean it up first.
From one photo to every source page.
Sign in with an email code when you run your first search. No forms, no monthly plan.
Upload a recent photo
A clear, front-facing selfie. Search an older photo too if your appearance has changed.
Review every page
Each result shows its source link and a similarity score. Ignore lookalikes; keep the real ones.
Request removal
Contact the site, use the platform’s report tools, then ask search engines to drop the old copy.
What a self-search turns up
Most people find at least one page they had forgotten or never knew about.
Forgotten public photos
Old profiles, team pages and tagged galleries you can now update or remove.
Unauthorised use
Sites, ads or accounts using your face without permission, with links ready for a takedown.
A baseline for later
Your saved report lets you compare when you search again in a few months.
Results show public web pages only. A match is a lead to check, not proof of identity.
How to remove photos of yourself
Start at the source. Search engines only show what websites publish. Ask the site owner or platform to remove the photo; most social networks have privacy and impersonation report forms.
Then clean up search results. Once the page has changed, use Google’s Remove outdated content tool so the old thumbnail disappears. Our guide to removing images from search covers each step.
Use your legal rights. If you own the photo, a copyright (DMCA) notice is often fastest. In the UK and EU, data-protection law can give you a right to erasure of personal data. Use our removal request template.
Then search again in a few months. Facehunch reports stay in your account, so you can see what changed.
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 where your own photos are posted
- Checking what an employer or date would find
- Collecting links for a takedown request
- Checking a photo of you that a friend posted
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 I search for my own face?
Yes. Searching yourself is one of the main reasons people use Facehunch. Upload a clear photo of yourself and review the pages that come back.
Can Facehunch remove my photos for me?
No. Facehunch finds the pages and gives you the links. Removal is done by the website, the platform or search engines, and we explain how to ask each of them.
Is my photo stored?
No. Your photo is sent to the search provider for the search only and we ask for it to be deleted when the search finishes. See the privacy notice.
I want my face removed from face-search results.
See our data removal page for how to ask Facehunch and the underlying index to exclude your images.
How much does it cost?
$9 for one search, with no subscription. Many people search once now and again in a few months.
More ways to check a face.
Fake account using my photos
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Start a searchTikTok face search
Find who is behind a TikTok account, or where a creator’s face appears elsewhere.
Start a searchReverse face search
How face search works, what scores mean and how to avoid false leads.
Start a searchRead before you decide.
Audit your own digital footprint with a source log
Review your own public profiles, image reuse and exposed contact details, then prioritise changes you can verify.
Read guide PrivacyHow to remove your image from a website or search result
Removing an image at its source and removing a search listing are separate requests. Start by recording the exact URLs.
Read guide PrivacyReduce unwanted reuse of your photos
Limit what you publish, keep original files and know the reporting route. No public-image setting can prevent every copy.
Read guideFind out where your face appears.
Upload a photo, get every matching page with its link and a similarity score. $9 per search, no subscription.