Everything you get once you are in.
A tour of the actual software: how a scan arrives, how you work two hundred matches without losing your mind, what leaves as evidence, and what keeps running while you are not looking.
Two hundred matches, in an afternoon.
Sort commercial pages to the top, by newest, or by how close the match is. Every match is labelled commercial, editorial or personal. Mark what you have reviewed, and push the wrong ones into a drawer so they stop competing for your attention.
A scan is not a one-off.
- Every image you have ever scanned, browsable and searchable
- Rights-metadata health scored per file, with the gaps listed
- Fill what is missing without touching the original, and export an XMP sidecar
- Archive, restore, and re-run from library provenance
- Export every match and every scan as CSV whenever you want
See where your work has been.
Matches are placed on the map by country, so you can open any country and see exactly which photo turned up there.
A country you have never been found in
The first time your work appears somewhere new, we tell you.
A monthly recap
Once a month, a summary of what actually happened.
Milestones
Your most-reused photo, and the numbers as they add up.
Want to show it off? Publish a shareable card with the numbers only. No URLs, no domains, and you can take it down at any moment.
Work your matches from your phone.
The ImageTrace app is built for triage rather than as a second dashboard: your scans in an inbox, swipe through new matches, and send a demand letter from wherever you are. Scanning, billing and settings stay on the web, where they belong.
- Swipe through new matches and mark what you have reviewed
- Send a demand letter, including the suggested amount, straight from a match
- Work your cases through to paid, with reminders when nobody replies
- Free with your account
See it work on one of your own photos.
Upload a photo and we check it without asking for an account. If nothing turns up, that is the whole story. If something does, you decide what happens next.