Adult platforms
Content posted behind a paywall does not stay there. It gets screenshotted, mirrored onto free tube and leak sites, and lifted wholesale onto impersonation accounts that collect payments in someone else's name. If that has happened to you, the hard part is not knowing it happened — it is assembling the list of places to send takedowns to. That list is what a face search actually produces.
This page is for finding your own face. We will not help you work out whether somebody else has an account — that search is how people get harassed, extorted and outed, and it is grounds for termination here.
Your photo stays on your device until you press search, and only the square you framed is sent. Checking the photo is free — you'll see the plans before anything is searched or charged. By continuing you confirm you have a lawful reason to look this person up.
Run your face and you get back the pages carrying it, each with the domain it lives on. That is the raw material for DMCA notices: you need the specific URL, and hunting them by hand across mirror sites is the part that makes people give up. Work down the list by score — the strong matches are almost always genuine reposts of your material.
Accounts built entirely from someone else's photos are common on every adult platform, and they take payments from people who think they are subscribing to you. Finding them is the same search. It also gives you the evidence to send with a report, which is what turns a complaint into an actual takedown.
If intimate images of you were shared without consent, StopNCII.org will fingerprint them and get them blocked across participating platforms without you having to send the image to anyone. That is a stronger remedy than a link list, and it is free. Use it alongside this, not instead of it.
Searching a person's face to find out whether they do sex work is not curiosity, it is the first step of a pattern that ends in harassment, blackmail or someone losing their job and their housing. It is banned in our terms, accounts that do it are terminated, and no amount of framing it as 'just checking' changes what it is.
No. Anything behind a login or a subscription is never served to a crawler, so it cannot be indexed by us or by anyone. What we find are the copies that made it out onto the open web — which, unfortunately, is usually the problem you are trying to solve.
No, and be sceptical of anything that claims otherwise. It finds copies that are publicly reachable and that our index has crawled. New leaks and heavily gated forums will be missing. It is a strong starting list, not a complete one.
No. That use is prohibited, and it is the single fastest way to get access terminated here. If you are being extorted with someone's content, that is a police matter, not a search.
No. Your upload is the query, not the haystack. It is sent to be compared, then deleted — it is never added to anything.
One search covers all of them at once — the platform pages just explain what to expect from each. Start from a photo and you'll get matches from everywhere the face appears.
Adult platforms is a trademark of its owner. ARGUS is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to it, and searches only images that are already publicly accessible on the open web.