How to Run a Reverse Video Search on Erasa
1Upload your video or paste a linkUpload your video or paste a linkDrop a file or paste a public URL from TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, X, or Reddit. Erasa analyzes the clip’s visual and audio patterns to locate related versions across the web.
2Review instant matchesReview instant matchesSee where your video — or edited versions — appears online. Erasa detects reuploads, clipped segments, screen-recorded copies, thumbnails, cropped snippets, and altered cuts tied to your original content.
3Create an account to unlock full resultsCreate an account to unlock full resultsSign up to view your complete match list, source pages, and every public location where your video is being reposted or reused.
What Is Reverse Video Search?
A reverse video search shows where a video — or any edited version of it — appears online. Instead of searching by keywords, you upload a clip or paste a link, and the system uncovers reuploads, shortened cuts, screen-recorded copies, thumbnails, remixes, and cropped snippets tied to your original content. It helps creators and everyday users track reposts, trace how their clips spread, and understand where their video appears across the public web.
How Our Reverse Video Search Works
Detects reuploads, edits, and screen-recorded copies
Erasa analyzes visual and audio patterns to spot reuploads, altered cuts, remixes, cropped snippets, and screen-recorded versions — even when heavily modified.
Scans public platforms where videos are commonly reused
We check TikTok, YouTube, Instagram Reels, X, Reddit, Telegram, and creator communities to reveal where your video — or parts of it — appear online.
Delivers clean results with direct source links
You get a clear match list plus the exact pages where each version was found, making it easy to see who reused your content and how.
Detects new and low-visibility reposts fast
Erasa surfaces fresh uploads quickly — including clips from new accounts and low-engagement posts — helping you catch leaks or misuse early.
Why You Need Erasa Reverse Video Search
Catch reuploads, edits, and videos misused to impersonate you
Your clips can be reposted, trimmed, muted, or screen-recorded — sometimes by accounts pretending to be you. Reverse video search helps you spot these versions fast.
Check if someone you’re talking to is using someone else’s video
Catfish and scam profiles often borrow videos that aren’t theirs. A quick scan shows whether a clip belongs to that person — or was taken from somewhere else.
Find aggregator channels using your footage without credit
Your videos may appear in compilations, remixes, reaction clips, or automated repost hubs. Reverse video search reveals where your footage has been pulled into larger collections.
Detect unexpected appearances of your creator content
Teasers, cropped snippets, and short cuts can spread to platforms you never posted on. Reverse video search shows every public appearance of your content.
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Why Erasa Is Better for Reverse Video Search
Detects far beyond exact reuploads
Erasa catches clipped cuts, muted segments, remixes, cropped snippets, and screen-recorded copies — variations most tools miss entirely.
Built for the platforms where video reuse actually happens
Optimized for TikTok, YouTube, Instagram Reels, X, Reddit, and public Telegram channels where videos spread fast.
Clear match results with direct source links
You get a clean list of video matches plus the exact pages where each version appears — so you instantly see how your footage is reused.
Privacy-safe, public-only scanning
Erasa never accesses private accounts or restricted areas. All reverse video search results come only from publicly visible content.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A reverse video search lets you upload a clip or paste a link to see where the same video — or any edited version of it — appears online.
It can reveal reuploads, clipped cuts, screen-recorded copies, and reused footage on public platforms.
A video reverse search analyzes visual and audio patterns in your clip and compares them with publicly visible videos across the web.
It detects full reuploads, shortened edits, muted versions, thumbnails, and remixes that match your original.
You may find:
- Reposted videos
- Edited clips or cropped segments
- Screen-recorded versions
- Aggregator compilations
- Accounts reusing your video to appear legitimate
Reverse video search shows every public place your clip appears.
Yes. You can reverse search videos from TikTok, YouTube, Instagram Reels, X, Reddit, and Telegram public channels, as long as the content is publicly visible.
Private, locked, or subscriber-only content is not accessible.
Yes. Many catfish or scam profiles reuse videos that aren’t theirs.
A reverse search video scan shows whether a clip belongs to the person — or came from another account.
Yes — although video requires different matching methods.
Erasa’s reverse image search for videos detects visual frames, audio patterns, thumbnails, and remixed versions rather than relying on still images alone.
Google does not offer a dedicated reverse video search feature.
Reverse image search can identify thumbnails, but it rarely finds edited clips or reuploads.
A dedicated reverse video search engine like Erasa is far more accurate.
Yes. Reverse video search is built to detect shortened edits, muted cuts, cropped snippets, and screen-recorded copies, even if the clip has been heavily modified.
Reverse search can reveal:
- Impersonation videos
- Scam accounts using your clips
- Aggregator channels farming your content
- Unauthorised reposts on forums, apps, and public communities
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