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Face recognition technology is being used by thousands of photo software for different purposes. Face recognition helps in detecting faces in a group photo, matching two faces, finding similar faces, providing face attributes and of course, recognizing a face. The facial recognition search technology is now also incorporated as a search engine features, which can help in finding similar faces online.
This search can be filtered to find the specific type of people, or even your own images online. There are many search engines available that use facial recognition technology to offer different ways to search a picture or face. Some will let you find similar faces, some may match your face with celebrities, and others may just tell you the structure of a face to get details.
Before we get into the facial recognition search engines and facial recognition software, let’s quickly learn what is facial recognition technology and how the facial recognition works in finding people with similar faces. We’ll also answer your various questions related to facial recognition.
Facial Recognition Technology is a way to use technology like Facial recognition search engines or facial recognition software on a computer to identify people or find people with similar faces.
The technology used in facial recognition via search engines is quite similar to that used in facial recognition software that uses the biometric method using images captured live or live videos to identify a person.
However, the facial recognition search engines are a bit different from the facial recognition software. We’ll tell you that in a minute.
The facial recognition is often confused with facial detection software. These terms are used loosely to mean the same thing, but they refer to different systems. Facial detection is the feature on most of our phone cameras where it can tell if there is the presence of a face or not whereas the facial recognition will find a face and tell us who it is.
The facial recognition can identify and differentiate one person’s face from another. The match is made by referring to a database of previously taken pictures. Even an eye scanner requires you to be situated in a specific position and is often quite a hustle to get exactly where the scanner can reach you.
This form of biometric identification is the least obtrusive compared to both fingerprint and eye scanners. It also reduces a lot of hassle and exposure to health hazards. Constant use of the same fingerprint scanner by various people in a public setting leads to the spread of diseases such as the flu or skin conditions.
The facial recognition will occur without them even knowing that it is happening. This makes the person going through it not to feel like they are under surveillance.
Whatever your intentions are, we are going to list some of the best Facial Recognition search engines that will help you identify a face and get more particular details about it.
You may already know about Google Reverse Image Search technology that lets you search the web using the picture. However, did you know that you can also limit that search to just face to find similar faces?
Google definitely has the largest image database, so this should be your first place to find similar faces online. Google Image search doesn’t use Facial Recognition technology, but its algorithms are quite accurate and can show up pleasing results.
You should be able to find similar images that look like the person in the picture you have uploaded. Other search data should be ignored in our case, as Google uses many other factors to show search results.
To make a search, go to Google Images and click on the “ Camera ” icon. Now use the “ Upload an Image ” option to upload the image you would search for.
Once uploaded, you will be immediately shown results along with similar images.
To narrow down the search to only images with faces, type “ &imgtype=face ” in the search field and hit Enter .
This will only show the images that have a clear focus on the face. You can also do this from the Advanced Image search option found in the “ Settings ,” here set image type to “ Faces .”
Betaface is a professional face recognition software for media-related companies that help automatically detect faces and keen details about it. Although it is a paid product, you can try out its Demo online software to fulfill your needs. The online software is amazing on so many levels, along with astonishing precision.
Once you upload your picture, it will show you a big list of details about the face in it. The details include age, expression, beard, race, glasses, beard and hair color, mustache, chin size, eyes color, eyes position, eyebrows color/thickness/position, hair length, head shape, mouth height and shape, nose shape and size, teeth and some other smaller details.
Above was just the face attributes it can tell, it is also capable of finding similar people. You have two options, either you can search similar faces between 40000+ celebrities, or search in Wikipedia’s database of over 1 million faces. Such information is handy for media companies, but you can have some fun too with it for free.
PicWiser is a tool for designers and developers to ensure their pictures are not being used anywhere else without their consent. They use many different official databases to search for the copy of your image and report it back to you, similar to what Google Reverse Image Search does. However, they also have a “ Search Faces ” option, where they use face recognition technology to scan a face and then try to find that face in the huge database.
Although the intention is to find the exact faces and images over the internet, they also show similar faces that you might be looking for. To search for faces on PicWiser, you need to register first and must be logged in to make a search. So if you are comfortable with giving up your details to search for similar faces, then it could be a good option.
Pictriev is a facial recognition search website that tells you basic information about you by scanning your face and also shows you all the celebrities who look like the person in the picture. Unfortunately, Pictriev will not let you scan for similar images all over the internet, so it may not be a good option for some people. But if you are looking to have some fun and want to know which celebrities look like you, then it is a great option.
All you have to do is upload your image or paste URL of any online image, Pictriev will scan the picture and identify all the face in it. After that, it will cut and show all the detected faces above its interface. You can then easily click on each face to see all the lookalike celebrities. The website will also be able to tell gender difference and show a percentage for each particular gender.
Furthermore, it also guesses your age, which of course is not that much accurate (expect a 10-year difference), but can be quite close if the face is clear in a picture.
TwinsOrNot.net is a face comparison tool that will let you upload two similar photos and then compare them to see how much similar they are. It uses a percentage to tell how much two faces resemble and to be true; the software is quite accurate as well. The process is simple, click on “ Click to add a pic ” button to add a picture and then again click on “ Click to add a pic ” button to add another picture.
Once both of the pictures are uploaded, the tool will do a bit processing and then show a percentage bar below showing how much the images look similar. This can be a great tool to try out once you have used the tools mentioned above.
If you found any picture that looks quite similar to the picture you uploaded, then you can use this tool to get an actual estimation instead of just thinking about it in your head.
If you are searching for someone from Russia or maybe any other part of the world with a profile on VK.com, FindFace (Face Search by VK.com) is the facial recognition search engine you need. You won’t be surprised if I say that VK.com is the largest social network in Russia.
So no doubt, the person whose face you want to identify, might have a profile or uploaded his/her picture on VK.com. You simply need to log in using your VK.com account, grant app permissions and upload a JPEG or PNG photo. The maximum file size limit for the photo is 5Mb.
What the Face Search carried by VK.com does is: it simply looks for the person in the photo you upload and matches that with various images in its database. Once able to find a similar face, it presents you with many face match results. You can filter those faces for better facial recognition by gender, age, relationship status, and even location. As they say it, FindFace is an innovative platform to search people by photos.
Finding similar faces on the web can be quite fun and in some cases important as well. You can look for people that look similar to you, and may even find your own pictures being used by other people.
Such technology is also quite handy for tracking down someone’s activity online, by checking out their other pictures that are online and distributed over different websites (for legal purposes, of course).
All the above mentioned facial recognition search tools will help you find and identify images that are similar to the picture you have uploaded.
These services are free to use as far as finding similar images are concerned, so use them as you please. If you know any other good facial recognition search engines, do let us know in the comments and help other readers.
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Abhishek, maybe you can narrow down my facial-recognition search.
I am a retired FBI agent in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA. I have a client who has been scammed on the internet, a sad love story, in the amount of thousands of dollars, and she first “met” him when he pinged her on Facebook. The man’s photo was actually misappropriated from somewhere on the internet, and I am trying to identify just this one photo. It turns out, the organized-crime Nigerian scammers are behind this and have actually “stolen” his photo to use in their scam as the ostensible boyfriend who women meet online, then communicate via phone, text messages, and in emails. So he is as much a victim as my client.
I am asking for what you would recommend as the best option to be able to locate this man’s face anywhere on the internet, Facebook, etc., to try to help us locate the man, actually, to warn him that his image is being used-and-abused to charm women out of thousands of dollars. I have 14 photos of him, most from European scenes, like in front of the brass globe in Dublin, etc., but also several in clothes with Boston Red Sox logos.
I only want to run one photo of his face through any available system. Can you suggest which would be best for this unique effort?
Of course, there would be a cost, but there is no need to purchase an entire system to do this one job. Please get back to me.
I am sending this via your “contact” page and also via email, to be able to attach the photo of the man’s face.
Wayne, the same thing has happened to me and not that I was swindled but wanted to advise this man that they have stolen his photos and identity.
Did you have any luck finding him? I also have two pictures of the man they are pretending to be.
I had previously tried many of the online sites for picture recognition and none were particularly good- they didn’t even find the original image that had been uploaded. But this article worked for me. The tools mentioned here are amazing. I’m surprised.
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by Paul Wagenseil, Senior Editor, Security, TechNewsDaily
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Ever see an attractive person and wonder what he or she looked like naked?
Two porn websites have made that fantasy a reality, using facial-recognition technology to match user-submitted photos of people to porn stars.
But there doesn't appear to be any mechanism for consent on the part of the people whose images are submitted. And what happens if someone uses the matches to harass an ex-girlfriend, an ex-husband or a friend's mother?
"We think [facial] matching is the future and we stand behind it," Naughty America chief executive officer Eddie Arenas said when his company's "Face Match" feature went live in June. "What we've developed is a system where users can visually show us exactly what they want and then see similar images."
Face Match, available at face.naughtyamerica.com (the front page is safe for work), lets you upload, link to or email a JPEG file from a computer or mobile device.
It promises to find porn stars who look like the person whose photo you uploaded, along with links to images and video of those porn stars in business.
But there's a catch. We tried it using a public-domain photo of former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, but whether we used a URL link or a direct upload, the Naughty America site told us that "high domain volume" prevented the feature from working immediately.
Instead, the site wanted our email address in order to send us the matches. We don't want porn emails coming to us at work, so we stopped right there.
We took a look at some of the examples offered on the Face Match site. They weren't too convincing. Five matches were offered for "Call Me Maybe" Carly Rae Jepsen, but none really looked like her, other than sharing Jepsen's dark shoulder-length hair.
Meanwhile, the matches for a purported user's "hot neighbor" (clearly a model) were even further off — they couldn't even get the hair color right. And matches for shock-jock Howard Stern were all women.
The other service, the amusingly named SexFaceFinder (front page barely safe for work) also matches images, but this time the results are women on the other end of paid live-video-chat services.
"Upload any picture of your fantasy girl and find her HOT LIVE look-alike!" the site promises.
We again tried the recent secretary of state. While the picture uploaded correctly, no results were found. Perhaps there weren't any fifty-something black women with bobbed hair in the database.
So we turned to another familiar figure: Kim Kardashian.
Amazingly, the woman whose face has graced a thousand supermarket-checkout magazine covers has no matches on SexFaceFinder.
Despite its failure at facial recognition, SexFaceFinder does have some advantages over Naughty America's Face Match.
Not only does SexFaceFinder let you upload PNG and BMP files as well as JPEGs, but it promises to "never save the pictures you upload," and doesn't pull a bait-and-switch to harvest your email address. Anyone can use it in complete privacy.
In that respect, as ZDNet's Violet Blue points out, SexFaceFinder is adhering to the Federal Trade Commission's recent recommendations regarding facial-recognition technology.
The FTC asks that companies using such technologies "develop reasonable security protections for the information they collect, and sound methods for determining when to keep information and when to dispose of it."
Naughty America might not be complying as closely. Several of its purportedly user-submitted examples appear to be of private citizens, who may not be aware they've been matched in public to porn stars.
In its Terms of Service for Face Match, Naughty America says that "You acknowledge that any content that you submit ... may be edited, removed, modified, published, transmitted and displayed by the Company and you waive any rights you may have in the material."
Futhermore, "The Company takes no responsibility and assumes no liability for any content posted by you or any third party," and users affirm that "submissions to the site shall not represent or portray any person who is under the age of eighteen (18) years old or under the age of majority."
An email seeking comment from La Touraine, Inc., parent company of Naughty America, was not immediately returned.
"Let's hope no one finds out the hard way whether or not Naughty America and SexFaceFinder's databases are maintained with mechanisms in place to deal with false, inappropriate or misattributed data," Violet Blue wrote in her ZDNet posting.
But she may not have much reason to worry. As far as we could tell, Face Match has received a total of 27 submissions since it launched in June, and most of the images submitted have been of celebrities.
And while SexFaceFinder seemed to handle privacy issues properly, in our tests it just didn't work.
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