Reverse Video Search is an online tool for tracing videos across publicly indexed sources on the web. Rather than relying on titles, descriptions, or platform metadata, it analyzes a clip’s visual content to help users find its original source, identify reposts, and locate related or longer versions. Users can upload a video file or provide a video URL, then search the distinctive frames extracted from the clip. Frame extraction takes place locally in the browser, helping keep the video private during that step.

The service is designed for creators, researchers, journalists, brands, and everyday users who want to verify content, compare edits, find original creators, or identify unauthorized copies. It supports video searches across platforms, including content associated with YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram, when matching material is publicly indexed. Manual searches of extracted frames are available at no cost, while an optional paid DeepSearch automatically scans all frames for broader results. The tool works on desktop and mobile without requiring an app.