Let our system search Google Images and Bing Images to find where your stolen images are used on the web. It makes image theft discovery easy for you and automatically tracks down copyright infringement to document where your images are found on the internet. It keeps the results, gets rid of duplicates and false positives.
Confirm if partners (models, photographers) are keeping your logo on your pictures and give you proper credit and attribution for your work.
Your image has been used on a product's packaging? On custom cheques? In a brochure? Wouldn't you like to know?
Copyright infringement is ever-growing online and this is why you should use picMatch, to make sure you know if someone steals your images.
When finding your image used online, the system automatically takes a screenshot of the web page where the image is used. This can be used legally, in case someone takes down the image, and tries to get away without compensating you.
Import manually, or set up automatic syncing with popular media sharing services, we make it easy for you.
Knowing how much your content is shared is priceless. picMatch will help you keep an eye on where your content is spread, who is talking about you...
picMatch has been extremely useful for my business, allowing me to track where my photos are being published and also monitor for stolen images. The service has proved to be invaluable, uncovering previously unknown editorial articles that my images have been used and revealed a number of websites which had stolen my content. Thanks to the simple search and reporting process combined with the affordability of the service.
We kept it simple and make visual content discovery easy to use, with you in mind.
Stop wasting your time looking at the wrong results. Google, Bing, and other reverse image search engines show you all of the results found, even those you don't want to see, like Stock Agencies, for example, or your website...
We gather the information required in case of media discovery for legal procedures you may take against thieves.
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