About PixSleuth
The free, privacy-first reverse image search tool trusted by creators worldwide.
About Us
Bridging the gap between enterprise-grade digital safety and everyday user protection.
Why I Built PixSleuth
Hello, I'm Vipin Kumar Singh, the founder of pixsleuth.com.
I am an AI & Data Expert with over 14 years of experience navigating the complex world of enterprise technology, digital risk mitigation, and large-scale system architecture. In the corporate world, I see firsthand how critical data integrity and digital trust are for global organizations.
But I noticed a gap. While big corporations have access to sophisticated tools to protect their digital assets, individual creators, photographers, and everyday internet users were often left defenseless against image theft, deepfakes, and misinformation.
I built PixSleuth not as a hobby project, but as a professional-grade solution applying enterprise-level logic to a free public tool. My goal is simple: to bring the same level of digital asset protection and verification used by industry giants to everyone, for free.
Professional Expertise & Methodology
Enterprise-Grade Logic
PixSleuth leverages multi-layered verification processes inspired by my experience as an Associate Manager in global tech. We don't rely on a single data point; we triangulate results across multiple global indices (Google Lens, Bing, Yandex, TinEye) to ensure the highest degree of confidence.
Digital Trust & Safety
My background in digital risk mitigation ensures safety is the platform's core priority. Our tools help people spot AI-generated pictures and find where photos came from, in a world where real and synthetic images are getting harder to tell apart.
Our Technical Workflow
How we process and protect your digital footprint using professional standards.
Feature Extraction
Some checks, like comparing pictures and reading or removing metadata, run entirely in your browser, so the picture never leaves your device.
Four Search Engines
Upload a photo once and open it in Google Lens, Yandex, TinEye and Bing. Each engine has its own index, so together they find more than any one alone.
Real AI Models
AI detection, NSFW checks and image descriptions use open-source models we tested ourselves, and we say “unsure” when a model isn’t confident.
The Evolution of PixSleuth
Founding Vision
Identified the need for accessible, professional-grade image verification tools for independent creators during my work in enterprise tech.
Core Engine Launch
Launched reverse image search across Google, Bing and Yandex from a single upload.
AI Image Detection
Added an AI image detector to help people spot AI-generated pictures. In 2026 we moved it to a tested open-source model that shows how sure it is.
Our Promise of Transparency
Integrity is the foundation of this platform. As a professional in the tech industry, I value data privacy above all else.
No Data Storage
Uploaded images are automatically and permanently deleted within 72 hours (3 days). We never build databases from your uploads.
Real Accountability
Operated by a real person, Vipin S., with professional accountability.
Unbiased Results
We provide neutral, multi-engine search results without manipulation.
Let's Connect
I am always open to professional collaboration, partnerships, or feedback on how to improve this tool for the community as AI technologies constantly blur the lines between reality and fabrication.
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Home
Check if a picture is real with one upload
Reverse Image Search
Find where a photo appears with Google Lens, Yandex, TinEye and Bing
AI Image Detector
See how likely a picture is to be made by AI
NSFW Checker
Check a picture for nudity or adult content
Compare Pictures
See how similar two pictures are and which pixels changed
Image Describer
Get a written description of a picture and the objects in it
Image Metadata Viewer
See the camera, date and location saved in a photo
Remove Metadata
Strip GPS and EXIF data before you share a photo
How It Works
How our tools check pictures
Privacy Policy
How long we keep pictures and what we never do with them