LinkedIn Reverse Image Search to Find LinkedIn Profiles by Photo Using Facial Recognition

how to reverse image search on linkedin

Introduction to Search by Face

Have you ever seen a photo of someone and wondered how to find their profile on LinkedIn? Well, now there's a way! With the new face search engine FaceCheck.ID, you can search for LinkedIn profiles by photo using the latest facial recognition technology.

To do a reverse image search on LinkedIn, head to FaceCheck.ID and upload the image you want to search for or paste in the URL of the picture. FaceCheck.ID will then do a deep search and show you all LinkedIn profiles matching the person on the photo.

This is a great way to find someone's LinkedIn profile if you only have a photo of them, not their name. It's also helpful in finding out if someone has multiple LinkedIn profiles with different photos. It's also beneficial when you think someone is catfishing you, and you want to check whether or not they are a real person.

So give it a try and see how many matches you can find!

Introduction to LinkedIn

LinkedIn is a social networking site that allows users to connect with professional contacts and create an online presence. It is also possible to search for LinkedIn profiles using the reverse image search engine FaceCheck.ID that uses the latest facial recognition technology.

A reverse image face search is simply a search engine that takes an image as input and then searches the internet for similar images. A reverse image face search results can be used to find information about a person, such as their name and LinkedIn or other social media profiles.

Law enforcement and private investigators often use reverse image face search technology to find information about people. It can also be used by anyone who wants to learn more about someone they know.

There are a few different ways to do a reverse image face search. The most popular method is to use a search engine like Google Images or Bing Images. This method is simple and easy to use but does not work well for searching people because they do only image similarity, not facial recognition.

google reverse image search

Google Images search does not work well for faces

The best way to find someone by a reverse image search is to use a facial recognition portal like FaceCheck.ID. FaceCheck.ID is designed only to search people by faces, so its search results are way better than big search engines that do not use facial recognition and only use image similarity. 

Facial Recognition Search Engine for LinkedIn

If you're looking for someone on LinkedIn, but all you have is a picture of them, you can still find their profile using the facial recognition search engine FaceCheck.ID.

There are a few different ways to do a LinkedIn reverse image search, but we'll show you how to do it using three free online tools: FaceCheck.ID, TinEye, and Google Images. FaceCheck.ID uses racial recognition, so it should be tried first. TinEye and Google Images are less effective than FaceCheck.ID for searching people because they do not use facial recognition but are still worth trying.

6 Steps to Find Someone on LinkedIn by Photo

Reverse image search for LinkedIn

Reverse image searching LinkedIn is easy!

Search LinkedIn by Photo

  1. Go to FaceCheck.ID and upload the image of the person you want to find. You can also paste the image with CTRL+V. Then, click the "Search the Internet by Face" button.
  2. FaceCheck.ID will show you up to 200 result images with links to social media profiles, including LinkedIn profiles.
  3. if FaceCheck.ID doesn't find your person, visit TinEye's website and upload the image you want to search. You can also enter the URL of an image if it's online. Then, click "Search by Image."
  4. TinEye will return any similar images it finds and the websites where those images appear. If you see the person's LinkedIn profile in the results, you can click on the website and go directly to their profile.
  5. If TinEye doesn't find any results, try searching for the image on Google Images. To do this, go to Google Images and click the camera icon in the search bar. Then, either upload the image or paste the URL of the image into the search bar.
  6. Google Images will return any similar images it finds. If you see the person's LinkedIn profile in the results, you can click on the website to go directly to their profile.

How to Use Facial Recognition to Find LinkedIn Profiles

Do you have a photo of someone you want to find on LinkedIn but don't know their name? You can use facial recognition software to search for LinkedIn profiles by image.

Once you've found the person's LinkedIn profile, you can contact them and connect with them on the site.

Search LinkedIn by Picture

Facial recognition technology is becoming more and more commonplace, and FaceCheck.ID can help you find people on LinkedIn. This means you can now find LinkedIn profiles by searching for a photo of the person you're looking for. While this may seem like a small change, it could significantly impact how we use LinkedIn to connect with others. We no longer need to rely on keywords or other search methods; instead, we can upload a photo and let FaceCheck's facial recognition technology do the work for us.

If you are not able to find the exact LinkedIn profile you're looking for, try a few different images of the person. With FaceCheck.ID, not only can you find LinkedIn profiles, but also you'll be searching other social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, OnlyFans, YouTube, and many others.

Christian Hidayat is a dedicated contributor to FaceCheck's blog, and is passionate about promoting FaceCheck's mission of creating a safer internet for everyone.



More on Facial Recognition Search


Going on a Date? Lookup Child Sex Offenders by Photo

Steering Clear of Child Sex Offenders: Online Dating Tips for Single Moms. Online dating has revolutionized the way we meet new people and explore potential relationships. Yet, it also presents a host of challenges, particularly for single mothers. Given the nature of their responsibilities and the need to ensure not only their safety but also that of their children, the stakes are even higher. Among these concerns, one stands out: the presence of child sex offenders and pedophiles on dating...


On the subject in other languages