Find Every Repost of Your Images
Your images get shared, screenshotted, and reposted across social media constantly. FindSource helps you see exactly where your content appears so you can enforce credit or take action.
Track your images across the web →Images Reshared Without Credit
You create original content, but it ends up on other accounts with no mention of you. Aggregator pages, fan accounts, and competitors repost your images as if they are their own.
Impossible to Monitor Every Platform
Your content could be on any number of platforms, websites, or forums. Manually checking each one is impractical, especially when new platforms and communities emerge constantly.
Missing Partnership and Sponsorship Value
When your images spread without tracking, you lose visibility into your actual reach. Brands and sponsors want data on where your content appears, and you cannot provide it if you do not know.
How FindSource helps
Find Reposts Across Platforms
Upload your image and see where it has been shared across the web, including social media embeds, blog features, and forum posts. Get a clear picture of how far your content has traveled.
Document Usage for Partnerships
Use search results to demonstrate your content reach to brands and sponsors. Showing where your images appear organically across the web is powerful evidence of your influence.
Build Evidence for Takedowns
When accounts repeatedly steal your content, having documented evidence makes platform reporting more effective. Show a pattern of unauthorized use to support your takedown requests.
How it works
Upload Your Original Image
Use the version you originally posted. FindSource can match even if the image has been cropped, filtered, or screenshotted by others.
Review Where Your Content Appears
Browse the complete list of web pages and platforms where your image has been published. Identify reposts, features, and unauthorized uses.
Take Action or Leverage the Data
Request credit from accounts that reposted without attribution, file takedown reports for clear infringement, or use the data to showcase your reach to potential partners.
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