Looking for people, places, objects and duplicates online became easier with the introduction of search engines such as Google, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo and many more. However, there is a better (and faster) way to find images online — Reverse Image Search.

AI revolution

Although the word AI was popularized in recent years, the technology existed for decades. AI is not only the generative tech, such as ChatGPT or various image and video generators. Search engines and image search tools alike use AI to recognize phrases and images, and display the best results for the users.

What can you find with Reverse image search

Face Search on Lenso.ai

Facial recognition

Facial recognition is a type of biometric technology that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to identify or verify individuals based on their facial features. It works by analyzing a person's face and comparing it to a database of known faces.

Due to this, facial recognition engines like lenso.ai can often do a better job when the objective is finding images of someone online.

See why lenso.ai is a better alternative to SocialCatfish

Finding locations from image

Reverse image search engines work by comparing your image to a database of other images. They look for similarities in colors, shapes, and other features. When an AI model is taught on a database of different images of the same place, it learns how to recognize places.

Searching for duplicates, similar and related pictures

Looking for animals, books, posters, movies and many more can be done in a similar way. AI is taught to recognize shapes and patterns. It can later connect them to the query image.

How to find people, places, duplicates, animals and other pictures online?

Facial search on lenso.ai can be used to find pictures of individuals, landmarks and other objects online. To do that:

  1. Visit lenso.ai
  2. Upload your image
  3. Click the Show more button next to the category you’d like to explore: People, Places, Duplicates, Related or Similar
  4. Click on the image that interests you in the results. On the left side, the search panel will open. You’ll find similar images and options to:
  • Open the image in a new tab (image icon)
  • View the source website where the image appears (web icon)

Visit lenso.ai and find any images with reverse image search!

Author

Kinga Jasinska

Marketing Specialist