Trim first
Only the part you care about gets scanned, so a long clip does not cost you a long wait.
Video scan
Drop in a video, trim to the seconds that matter, and Faciey pulls the distinct faces out of it — a panel, a crowd shot, a reel you saved and never identified.
Video scanning is in the app · free to start
Faciey is a face-recognition app. People add their own face and the links they publish; anyone who sees them can scan the face and reach all of it. Nobody is in it who did not put themselves there.
How it worksHow it handles a video
A ten-second clip is three hundred pictures of mostly the same people. The work is in throwing away the duplicates, and that is the part the app does for you.
Only the part you care about gets scanned, so a long clip does not cost you a long wait.
The same face across a dozen frames comes back as a single result, not a dozen near-identical ones.
Name it, come back to it, and rescan later as more people join Faciey.
Why not just screenshot it
The alternative is scrubbing frame by frame, screenshotting, cropping, then searching each face one at a time — and still missing the person who only turns to camera once.

Open Faciey, pick the video from your gallery, drag the trim handles to the seconds the person appears in, and scan. The app pulls the distinct faces out of that range and matches each one against people who chose to be findable.
About twelve seconds for a ten-second range. Trimming matters: the app only reads the part you selected, so a two-minute video costs no more than the ten seconds you care about.
Yes. Anything in your gallery works — a reel you saved, a screen recording, footage someone sent you. Quality matters more than source: a face that is small or motion-blurred in every frame may not be readable.
They come back as an unmatched face. Save the scan as a session and rescan it later — if they join, that old session finds them.
People are already filming rooms you stand in. Add your face once and those frames lead back to you.