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Find a video from a screenshot or image

Reverse Video Search Tool turns a screenshot into the video it came from. Upload a JPG or PNG of any moment and our visual AI returns the matching video, the original upload and the reposts we find — video results, not a page of similar-looking pictures.

Drop a video or screenshot

MP4, MOV, WebM, GIF, JPG, PNG · up to 200 MB ·
or paste a YouTube link
Spotted a copy on TikTok or Instagram? Drop the saved video or a quick screen recording to find the original and every repost.

Video search by image vs. image search

Video search by image vs. image search
Image search toolsReverse Video Search Tool
What you get backSimilar imagesThe video the screenshot belongs to
Original uploadNot the focusEarliest upload we find, with date
RepostsPages that use the imageVideo reposts grouped by platform
Proof report—Included

How to find a video from an image

  1. Take a clean screenshot. Choose a moment with a clear face, place, logo or on-screen text.
  2. Upload the image. JPG and PNG are supported; you can also upload a short clip.
  3. Open the video. Your results start with the matching video and its original upload.

Good screenshots to search

  • A paused moment from a video you lost track of
  • A thumbnail you saved
  • An image someone posted with "where's this from?"
  • A still from a TV broadcast or a livestream

Image search finds images, not videos

According to Google, Google Lens results can include visually similar images and websites that host the same or a similar image. That works well for photos. A screenshot from a video is different: what you usually want is the video it came from, and the moment it shows. With more than 20 million videos uploaded to YouTube every day, that is exactly what Reverse Video Search Tool looks for.

FAQ

Can you find a video from a screenshot?

Yes. Upload the screenshot to Reverse Video Search Tool and it returns the video the screenshot came from.

How is this different from a reverse image search?

A reverse image search returns similar pictures; Reverse Video Search Tool returns the video, its original upload and its reposts.

What makes a screenshot easy to match?

A clear, uncluttered still with a distinctive face, place or on-screen text.

Can I search with a YouTube thumbnail?

Yes. Upload the thumbnail to find the YouTube video and other uploads of it.

Which image formats are supported?

JPG and PNG, plus GIF and video files.

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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.

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