- SauceMatch
- Clip search
Reverse porn video search: find the full video from a clip
Drop a clip of any length. Your browser picks the frames most likely to be in the index, we search and verify each one, and the hits come back grouped per video.
- Your file never leaves your device
- Every match is verified, with its proof
- Only fingerprints are sent, and never stored
Frame picking
It reads your clip the way tube sites cut their previews.
The index stores the preview frames each site shows on hover and in its player: from a few up to about 20 stills cut at even points of the whole video. So the scan starts where those cuts would fall, 16, 15, 9 or 20 even steps, and fills the gaps with an even sweep.
Then it drops black frames, fades and motion blur, merges near-duplicates, and keeps up to 48 sharp, distinct frames spread over the timeline. Blurred app borders and black bars are cropped away first.
When the first pass is close
Near misses get a second look.
Around the moment
A frame that brought up a Similar video without verifying is re-sampled a few seconds either side, to land on the exact still the index holds.
Mirrored copies
Reposts are often flipped. When nothing matches, the best frames are searched mirrored as well.
Nothing uploaded
The video never leaves your device. Only fingerprints of the chosen stills are sent, and they are not stored.
FAQ
Questions
How do I find the full video from a short clip?
Drop the clip here. The page picks the frames most likely to be in the index, searches them all, and groups the hits per video, so the full video comes back with the number of your frames it contains.
How are the frames chosen?
Tube sites cut their preview thumbnails at evenly spaced points of the whole video, and those previews are what the index stores. So the page scans your video at the same kinds of positions (16, 15, 9 or 20 even steps, plus an even sweep), drops black, blurred and duplicate frames, and keeps the sharpest, most distinct ones spread over the timeline.
What if a frame is close but not a match?
When it found a Similar video, the page looks again around that moment, a few seconds either side, to find the exact frame the index holds. When nothing matches at all, it also tries mirrored copies of your best frames, because reposts are often flipped.
Does it work with screen recordings and phone reposts?
Yes, if the picture is sharp. Black bars and the blurred fill that apps add around a horizontal video are detected and cropped before the search.
How long can the video be?
Any length your browser can play. A two-hour video takes about as long to scan as a two-minute clip, because the page samples positions instead of reading every frame.