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Sherlock Reverse Image Search

Sherlock Reverse Image Search is a web tool for checking where a photo appears online. Upload a JPEG, PNG, or WebP you have the right to check, or paste a direct image link. It is not facial recognition and does not identify anyone's legal identity.

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Website overview

About Sherlock Reverse Image Search

Sherlock Reverse Image Search is a web tool for checking where a photo appears online. You upload a JPEG, PNG, or WebP image you have the right to check, or paste a direct image link, and review the matching pages yourself.

Typical uses include seeing whether a photo you took has been reused, and checking a marketplace or listing image against other public pages. The official site also describes use in a mobile browser, including on iPhone, with no app install and no account required. The homepage currently says there is one free search a day.

It is not facial recognition and does not identify anyone's legal identity. Results are something you inspect; they are not proof of fraud or of who a person is. Some homepage examples are labeled as dramatizations and are not presented here as real searches we ran.

Do not confuse this with the open-source username-search CLI also named Sherlock, or with unrelated face-search sites that use a similar name.

At a glance

Key features

  • Upload a JPEG, PNG, or WebP photo, or paste a direct image link
  • See public pages where the same or a visually similar image appears
  • Use it in a browser with no account and one free search a day
  • Not facial recognition and does not identify legal identity

Practical details

What can you use this website for?

Upload a marketplace or listing photo you have the right to check, then review the public pages where the same image appears. Matching pages are for you to inspect; they are not proof of fraud.

Who is it for?

People who have the right to check a photo, including one they took or a marketplace listing image, and want to see where it appears online and review those pages themselves.

What to know

What makes it different?

It reports where a photo or a visually similar image appears so you can review those pages yourself. It is not facial recognition, does not identify anyone's legal identity, and does not treat a match as proof of fraud or identity.

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