What people find when they search themselves
- Old photos from school, work or past events that are still public.
- Their photos reposted on sites they've never heard of.
- Fake dating or social profiles using their pictures.
- Photos in news, team pages or event galleries.
How to search yourself
- Use two or three different photos: a recent one, an older one and one you've posted publicly.
- Run a Deep Search on each in PimEyes.
- Make a list of every page that shows you.
How to remove what you find
- Your own accounts: delete the photo or make the account private.
- Someone else's post: ask them to remove it, or use the site's report tool.
- Fake profiles using your photos: report impersonation on the platform. Most platforms remove these quickly.
- Search engines: after a page is gone, request removal of the outdated result from Google and Bing.
- In the EU and UK: data protection law lets you ask sites to erase personal data about you.
Common questions
How do I find all photos of myself online?
Run a face search with a few different photos of yourself. Each match shows the page where your face appears.
Can I find old photos from my past?
If they're still on public pages, yes. A face search can find photos even when you look different now, though very old photos may score lower.
How do I get my photos removed?
Delete them from your accounts, ask site owners or report through the platform, then ask Google and Bing to drop outdated results.