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About Reverse Video Search

Reverse Video Search is a browser-based tool that finds webpages containing frames from your video.

Last updated: 2026-09-18

Reverse Video Search is an independent browser-based tool for finding where a video's frames appear on the web.

What the tool does

You upload a video from your device. The tool extracts a few frames locally in your browser, sends only those frames for web matching, and returns the public webpages that contain matching or similar imagery — together with the number of frames each page matched.

What the results are — and are not

Results are matching pages and possible sources. They may be the original video page, a repost, or a page quoting the footage. The tool does not verify who uploaded a video first and never labels a result as the verified original source.

Privacy approach

Your full video stays in your browser. Neither the video nor the extracted frames are stored: nothing is written to cloud storage, and frame data is discarded once the search completes. Read the Privacy Policy for details.

Questions and feedback

Visit the Contact page for support and project information, and the Terms of Service for the limits of the service.