FFaceCheck.ID·Face search engine

Remove your face from FaceCheck.ID

FaceCheck.ID removes your face from its search engine through facecheck.id/Face-Search/RemoveMyPhotos. Search for your image, then verify with an ID card (name, address and ID number can be hidden) or a selfie with two fingers touching your chin. The photos stay on the sites that host them.

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How to opt your face out of FaceCheck.ID

  1. 1

    Search your face

    Go to the FaceCheck.ID removal page and search with a photo of yourself.

  2. 2

    Choose how to verify

    Upload an ID card with your name, address and ID number hidden, or take a selfie with two fingers touching your chin.

  3. 3

    Submit the removal

    Submit the results you want removed from FaceCheck's search.

  4. 4

    Deal with the sources

    FaceCheck only stops showing matches. Report or request removal on the sites where the photos are posted.

Official page: FaceCheck.ID remove my photos ↗

What FaceCheck.ID does

FaceCheck.ID matches photos of your face across the web and shows where they appear. FaceCheck.ID searches photos and videos across social media by face. Removal stops people finding you through FaceCheck, but doesn't touch the original posts.

Good to know

FaceCheck says it makes an exception for violent criminals, whose photos it may keep searchable.

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Finds your photos by face match

We find where your photos appear, including the pages FaceCheck.ID would show someone who searched your face.

Takes them down at the source

Opting out of FaceCheck.ID only hides results. We also file removals with the sites hosting the photos.

Watches for reposts

We keep checking for new copies of your photos and file again when they appear.

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FaceCheck.ID: frequently asked questions

Is it free to opt your face out of FaceCheck.ID?

Yes. FaceCheck.ID's opt-out is free. You never need to buy a report or a subscription to remove your information.

How long does FaceCheck.ID take?

FaceCheck.ID doesn't publish a timeframe. Search again after a few days, and follow up if your information is still there after two weeks.

Does opting out of FaceCheck.ID delete my photos from the internet?

No. It stops FaceCheck.ID from showing your face in its results. The photos stay on the sites that posted them, so report them there too.

How do I find where my photos are posted?

Run a reverse image search with Google Lens, Bing and TinEye, and search your name on the platforms you use. Our guide to finding your photos online walks through it.

Sources

Last reviewed . Removal processes change often; if a step looks different, follow the site's current instructions.

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