PeopleFinder: Face & Photo Location Search

Crop any photo to run a reverse image and face search — find a person by picture, or find where a photo was taken.

See a photo and want to know who is in it, or where it was taken? PeopleFinder lets you draw a box around any part of a web page and send just that crop to a search — without saving files or re-uploading anything by hand. Reverse image search, face search and photo location lookup, from wherever the picture already is. Two destinations, you choose on the preview card: • Find the person — face search in the PeopleFinder web app. • Find the location — the PeopleFinder photo location finder works out where the shot was taken. How to use it 1. Open any page with a photo. 2. Click the PeopleFinder icon, press Alt+Shift+S, or right-click the image and choose "PeopleFinder: find this person or where it was taken". 3. Drag a box around the face (or the scene) and review the crop. 4. Pick "Find the person" or "Find the location" — PeopleFinder opens and your crop is attached automatically. You stay in control: you start the search yourself. The extension only acts when you ask it to. It does not read pages in the background, does not run on sites until you trigger a crop, and never submits a search for you. A PeopleFinder account is used for the search itself at peoplefinder.app.