Bulk Reverse Image Search for Up to 1000 Images at Once
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Bulk reverse image search lets you reverse image search multiple images at once. No more uploading them one by one. Add all your images in one batch, and we search the web for every one of them. You get one private page with all the matches, sorted by image. It’s great for photographers, online sellers, and creators who want to see where their pictures show up online.
Use casesWho uses bulk reverse image search?
Checking one image takes a minute. Checking a portfolio, a product catalog, or any other folder of images one upload at a time can take all afternoon. From catching leaked content to copyright checks, here’s where reverse searching images in bulk saves the most time.
Protect your photos
Photographers, online stores, and content creators can check a whole portfolio or catalog at once for copies used without permission, so you know where to ask for credit or a takedown.
Find where images came from
Trace a set of images back to earlier copies and the pages that posted them. Old photo, new caption? Check before you share it.
Spot fake profiles and listings
Reverse search every image from a dating profile, rental ad, or seller page at once. If the same pictures turn up under other names, that’s a red flag.
Reverse search a video
Save frames from a clip with our free video frame extractor and search them all here, or skip a step and let our reverse video search pick the keyframes and run the search for you.
How it worksHow to reverse search images in bulk
Each image in your batch gets its own reverse image search, and everything up to checkout happens in your browser. It turns each image upright and makes a smaller JPG copy optimized for search, since in our tests bigger copies took longer to upload without finding better matches. Nothing is uploaded until you pay, and after checkout only those copies go up while your original files stay on your device. The matches come back sorted by image on one private results page.
Add your images
Drop images into the box or pick them from your phone or computer. Common formats like JPEG, PNG, WebP and iPhone HEIC all work, along with a few rarer ones.
Check the batch
Every image shows up in a gallery before you pay. Open any of them full screen to zoom in, remove the ones you don’t want searched, and watch the price update as you go.
Get your matches
As soon as you pay, the images upload and the search starts. Each match on your results page then shows the site, page title, link, date, and image size, and opens in a new tab.
FAQBulk reverse image search FAQ
What is bulk reverse image search?
Bulk reverse image search, also called batch reverse image search, runs a separate reverse image search for every image in a set. Instead of checking photos one at a time, you get the matches for the whole set together.
How many images can I search at once?
Up to 1,000 images per batch. If you select more than that, nothing is added, so split big folders into batches of 1,000 or fewer. Duplicates aren’t detected either, so every copy is searched and charged, which is why it’s worth removing them first.
How much does a bulk search cost?
It depends on how many images you add, from $2.50 up to $11.50 for a full batch of 1,000. The calculator below shows the price for any count, and the search button shows yours before you pay.
Can Google Lens search more than one image at a time?
No. Google Lens and most other reverse image search engines take one image per search, so checking a folder means uploading every image by hand. Here you can search multiple images at once and get the matches for all of them on one page.
Which image formats can I upload?
You can upload JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, and BMP, plus HEIC and HEIF from iPhones. Animated GIFs are searched by their first frame, and anything else is skipped, with a note showing how many files were left out before you pay.
What happens to my images?
Your browser turns each image upright and makes a smaller JPG copy, and only those copies are uploaded for the search. Your original files, their names, and details stored in them, such as location data, stay on your device. See our privacy policy for how search data is handled.
How do I get my results?
Keep the window open until your results page opens. From there, the search runs on our side while the page shows your place in the queue and the progress, and we email you the link when it’s done. Only people with the link can open the page, and search engines don’t index it.
Will it show where an image first appeared?
Not always. Results show where an image appears in public search results, and the oldest match isn’t always where it was first posted. Check when and by whom each match was posted, and treat matches as leads rather than proof of who owns an image.
What if some images have no matches?
Reverse image search only finds images that are publicly indexed. An image may have no matches if it’s new or only shared behind a login or in a private group. Heavy cropping or filters can also hide it. No matches doesn’t prove that an image is original.
How can I get better matches?
Use the sharpest, least-edited version of each image, and crop screenshots down to the picture itself, leaving out app buttons and captions.
Pay once for the whole batch
Starting price
Up to 100 images cost $2.50 in total, whether you add 1 image or 100.
Larger batches
Past 100, each extra image adds about a cent, so 120 images cost $2.70 and a full batch of 1,000 costs $11.50.
No subscription
You pay once, through Stripe, for this batch only. There’s no account to create and nothing to cancel later.
Bulk search
About $0.023 per image
Every batch includes
- A separate search for every image
- Matches grouped by image
- A private results page
- An email when your results are ready