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What video is this? Identify the clip, movie or meme in seconds

Upload the clip or a screenshot to Reverse Video Search Tool and it tells you what video it is: the original video, the movie, show or creator it came from, and who posted it first. It works for memes, movie scenes, anime clips, news footage and viral videos.

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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.

What we identify

What we identify
Your clipWhat you learn
A meme or reaction clipThe original video behind the meme and who posted it
A movie or TV sceneThe video sources featuring that scene, with titles in the results
An anime clipThe upload the clip came from and where it is shared
A viral or news clipWhere and when it was first posted
A music or dance clipThe original performance video

How to identify a video

  1. Grab the clip. Save it, record your screen or take a screenshot of a clear moment.
  2. Upload it. Drop the file in the box above.
  3. Read the answer. The top result names the video and links to the earliest upload we find; more matches follow.

Why identify the original

  • Watch the full video instead of a shortened repost.
  • Credit the creator when you share it.
  • Check the original caption and date before you believe what a repost says.

Why so many clips arrive without context

According to Pew Research Center, 59% of Americans get news from social media often or sometimes. Clips shared there are often cropped, re-captioned or reposted, and the original title and creator get lost along the way. With more than 20 million new videos uploaded to YouTube every day, guessing the right words to search for rarely works. Searching with the clip itself does.

FAQ

How do I find this video if I only saw part of it?

Upload the part you have, even a few seconds or a single frame. Reverse Video Search Tool finds the full video it came from.

How do I find out what video a clip is from?

Upload the clip or a screenshot to Reverse Video Search Tool. It identifies the source video and shows who posted it first.

Where is this video from?

Upload it and the results show the platform and account where it first appeared, with the date.

What movie is this clip from?

Upload the scene; the results include the video sources featuring that scene, with their titles.

Can I find the original of a meme video?

Yes. Upload the meme and the results lead with the original video behind it.

Is there an original video finder that works from a screenshot?

Yes. Upload a JPG or PNG and get the video it came from.

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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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