Reverse Photo 검색

Reverse photo search commonly uses visual similarity matching and image recognition techniques.
Instead of relying on filenames or descriptions, the system analyzes visual features such as shapes, patterns, and layouts to find duplicate or similar images online.

No. Searches on Erasa are private.Uploaded photos are used only to generate results and are not publicly visible, shared, or linked to your identity.

You can upload your photo to Erasa to see where visually similar images appear online.This helps identify potential unauthorized reuse, reposting, or misuse of your photo across the web.

You can use a reverse photo lookup to see where visually similar images appear online.

Reverse photo search can reveal where a photo is reused across different sites or profiles.This can help spot photo-based impersonation or suspicious reuse patterns, though it does not identify real-world identities.

Erasa provides protection services for photo owners.
If your image is used without permission on external websites or platforms, you can request assistance through Erasa to address unauthorized use or impersonation. Removal applies to external content, not Erasa’s own search system.

Facebook and Twitter do not offer built-in photo search for finding people.
You can use reverse photo search tools to check whether the same image appears on public posts or profiles.

Use reverse photo search to upload the image and check where it appears online.
By comparing visually similar results, you can often trace the original source, earliest publication, or related pages where the image first appeared.

You can run a free reverse photo search to check whether your photo appears elsewhere online or has duplicate versions.
Free results help you confirm if an image has been reused.

To view full source URLs and all matched locations, a paid plan is required.