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Reverse video search for creators

Reverse video search that finds who reposted your video.

Upload your video and we find the copies across the web: reposts, re-edits and re-uploads, even with new captions, edits or watermarks. See who posted first, then attach the proof report to your takedown notice.

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Spotted a copy on TikTok or Instagram? Drop the saved video or a quick screen recording to find the original and every repost.
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  • Upload MP4, MOV, WebM, GIF or a screenshot
  • Finds reposts, re-edits and re-uploads of your video
  • Works with TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X, Facebook & Reddit
  • Proof report you can attach to a takedown notice
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Upload your video

A clip, a screen recording, a screenshot or a YouTube link. Copies with new captions, edits and watermarks are matched too.

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We search the web for copies

World-class visual AI looks for the same scenes across video sites and social networks, and our own verification checks each match against your clip.

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Get every copy and the proof

See every copy we found, who posted first, and side-by-side evidence in a report you can share or download.

For creators

Find stolen and reposted videos, then act on them

Find every repost

Copies on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X and Reddit pages, grouped by platform, with a link to each one.

See who posted first

Every copy sorted by upload date, so you can show your upload came before theirs.

Keep the proof

A shareable proof report with side-by-side proof, links and upload dates, ready to attach to a takedown notice.

Video finder

Not your video? Find the source of any clip

Saw a clip and wondered what video it is? Drop the clip or a screenshot and we look for the original and the earliest upload.

Reverse video search questions

What is reverse video search?

Reverse video search starts from a video or a screenshot instead of a text query and looks for the same footage elsewhere on the web. Creators use it to find reposts of their videos; anyone can use it to find where a clip came from.

How do I find who reposted my video?

Upload the video or paste its YouTube link and run the search. The report lists the copies we found, grouped by platform and sorted by upload date, so you can see where your video was reposted and which upload came first.

Can I use the report for a takedown?

Yes. The report gives you what a takedown form asks for: a link to each copy, its upload date and side-by-side proof next to your original. You file the notice with the platform in your own name, and the report is your evidence.

Does it find copies with new captions, edits or watermarks?

Yes. We match the scenes themselves, so copies with new captions, edits or watermarks are found too. A longer clip gives more scenes to match.

What do I pay for?

Your first search is free. A search is only used when we find matches for you. Plans start at $9.99 a month, or you can buy a search pack without a subscription.

Is my upload kept?

Your upload is used only for your search and deleted right after. Reports are kept so you can open them again from your history.

By the numbers

How investigators find the source

In its Advanced Guide on Verifying Video Content (2017), Bellingcat shows how sorting copies of a video by date reveals the original:

"If we sort them by date, we can find the oldest upload, which served as the source material for Action Tube." — Aric Toler, Bellingcat

Reverse Video Search Tool puts the earliest upload we find at the top of your results, so you start where the trail begins.