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What are the Alerts?
Alerts are smart notifications created to inform you whenever lenso finds a match for your search. For example, if you’d like to be notified every time lenso finds a new photo of your face online, you can set up an alert for your picture in the “People” category.
How to set up an Alert?
- Open lenso’s Reverse Image Search and upload a picture.
- Expand the category you’d like to set up an alert for.
- In the top right corner, choose the “Alert” or the bell icon.

- Name the Alert and create it.

- Find the Alerts you made in your dashboard.

You can check sources of the images by clicking on the results.
Alerts FAQ
How does lenso notify me of new matches?
Lenso.ai sends emails each time it finds a match. Additionally, you can check if there are new matches for your search in your dashboard.
Can I set up alerts for any category?
Alerts are available for People, Duplicates and Places categories.
How many alerts can I set up?
You can set up 3 alerts for free. To add more alerts, you can purchase a subscription. Check out our Subscription plans for more information.
How to delete an Alert?
Open the alert in your dashboard, and choose the bin icon.

What happens with the saved alerts when I cancel my subscription?
All but three newest alerts will be deleted the day your subscription ends.
Test out lenso’s Alerts now! Make a search and never miss any result.
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