What is Reverse Video Search?

Reverse Video Search is a video provenance workspace that helps journalists, rights teams, brands, and researchers trace the source behind a clip. It analyzes underlying media—keyframes, audio, spoken phrases, watermarks, and upload history—to reveal relationships that keyword search misses. Results are presented as an evidence chain with source links, match details, and a print-ready report.

How to use Reverse Video Search?

1. Add your source: upload a short clear clip (MP4/MOV/AVI/WEBM/GIF, max 50MB/20 min), paste a public URL, or enter keywords. 2. Extract signals: the tool samples keyframes and inspects audio, transcripts, subtitles, logos, and on-screen text. 3. Compare likely matches: visual fingerprints are checked against indexed pages and public platforms, ranked by similarity, dates, source quality, and confidence. 4. Verify before acting: open source links, compare timelines and edits, and save the evidence report. You can try one search without an account; sign up for 5 bonus credits, with each search costing 5 credits.

Core features of Reverse Video Search

Visual fingerprinting of keyframes that survive compression, crops, and repost edits
Audio fingerprint and transcript matching (Whisper AI) for re-uploads
OCR / watermark detection for on-screen text and reposted handles
Timeline comparison of dates, captions, watermarks, and earliest credible upload
Evidence report with source links, match details, and draft DMCA notice
Repost monitoring with email alerts
Search by video upload, public URL, or keyword
Deepfake detection and privacy-protected searches