Upload a photo and your browser maps the face, then ranks the creators whose own face comes closest.
Only if she has a public profile whose picture shows her face. Paid posts sit behind a paywall that no search tool can read, so what any face search really compares is public profile pictures. This one compares against the profile pictures of creators on Exclu.
Your browser locates the face, measures its geometry and turns it into a signature of 128 numbers. That signature is compared with the same measurement taken from creator profile pictures, and the closest ones come back ranked. Only the numbers are sent, never the picture.
No. The face is mapped on your own device and the image never leaves it. The only thing that reaches our servers is the anonymous numeric signature, and we do not store it.
It ranks resemblance, it does not confirm identity, and we never present it as one. Lookalikes score well and the same person photographed years apart can score poorly. Roughly half of all profile pictures contain no detectable face at all, which is a ceiling no model removes.
The detector needs a face that is reasonably large, roughly front facing and not too dark or blurred. Group shots, sunglasses, heavy filters and distant photos are the usual reasons a face is missed. A clear head and shoulders picture works best.
This tool compares a photo you already have against public profile pictures and returns a ranking of visual resemblance. It identifies nobody, and it is not built for unmasking or harassing anyone. Use it to find a creator you want to support, not to expose a private person.
Yes, entirely, and no account is needed. You can run as many searches as you want.