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Reverse Image Search - but better!
Lenso.ai is a reverse image search platform that allows you to paste and search for any photo online. What sets it apart from similar services, such as Google Lens, is its ability to find duplicates and copies of millions of photos and search for people in any image.
How can lenso.ai help you?
- Find photos of your models by face
- Look for people stealing images of your face and using them for fraud
- Find copies of your photos used on websites you had no idea about
- Set up alerts for your pictures and get notified when new matches appear
How to Reverse Image Search for your copyrighted work?
- Open lenso.ai
- Upload your photo on the main page
- Go to the People category for facial recognition or to the Duplicates category for copies of your photos
- Click on the image you don’t recognize to find the source
Set up notifications
To get notified when we find another copy of your image, set up an alert. Click on the bell icon on top and set up an alert for free!
How to protect your copyright online?
Make sure to always check whether your images are being misused. You can Report Content On Google. Consider sending a cease and desist letter to the infringer. If that doesn't resolve the issue, you may need to consider legal action.
Make sure to use Preventive measures when dealing with copyright.
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Kinga Jasinska
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