Who filmed thiscar video?
Upload the car video or a screenshot from it. We search several of its frames across the web and list every page with the same footage, usually the spotter's or reviewer's channel, a dealer listing or the press video, which is where the car gets named. The scan is free; opening every link costs $0.90, no subscription.
- Upload the video, a screen recording, or a screenshot.
- Each match is labelled exact or visually similar.
- A pasted link covers the first ~5 seconds; uploading covers the whole video.
A link checks the first ~5 seconds. To check the whole video, upload the file.
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Same footage, not just the same car.
Give us the video
The uncredited repost is fine. Upload the file if you can — a pasted link only covers the first few seconds.
We search its frames
Distinctive frames are searched visually across the web: video pages, dealer listings, press pages and forums.
Trust the exact matches
The same model in the same color looks alike, so some matches are only visually similar. Exact matches on several frames are the same footage — and those pages often name the car.
One video, one search. No plan.
Finding who filmed a car video is something you do now and then. A monthly subscription is the wrong shape for it.
$0.90 a search, a balance that never expires, and nothing that renews. A search that finds nothing gets half its price back.
- Retrace
- $0.90
- Competitor (1 month)
- $7.00
- Competitor (1 year,
never cancelled) - $84.00
Straight answers.
The free scan tells you how many pages carry the footage before you pay anything.
Find a car video's source free →What car is this in the video?
We do not recognise the model from the picture. We find the pages where the same footage already appears, and a review, a dealer listing or a press page almost always names the car in its title. Upload the video and open the exact matches.
How do I find the original of a car video?
Upload the video or a screenshot. We search its distinctive frames across the web and list the pages where the same footage appears, often the spotter's or reviewer's channel, a dealer listing, or a press release video. Open them and compare dates.
Is there a free way to find out what car is in a video?
The scan is free and shows how many pages carry the footage and the title of the top match, which is often enough to name the car. Opening every link costs $0.90. Google Lens on a screenshot is free too, but it guesses the model from looks, and the same model in the same color is everywhere.
Does Google Lens or reverse image search work for videos?
One frame at a time. You pause, screenshot and search, and Lens shows a sample of lookalike pages rather than every page with that frame, which for cars means many of the same model. We search several frames of the clip and separate exact matches from lookalikes.
How accurate is it? Why do some results show a different car?
The same model in the same color looks alike from video to video. Each match is labelled exact or visually similar with how many frames agree. An exact match on several frames is the same footage and the one to trust; a similar match is a lookalike.
Should I paste the link or upload the file?
Upload the file if you have it. A pasted link only downloads the first ~5 seconds; an upload covers the whole video, so more moments can match. Private accounts, deleted posts and pages search engines have not indexed cannot be found either way.
What does it cost?
The scan is free: up to 24 frames, a match count and the platforms. Unlocking every link costs $0.90, paid from a wallet that starts at $1.90 and never expires. A paid search that finds nothing gets half its price back.
What happens to the video I upload?
It is deleted one hour after the scan. Results from a search made without an account are kept for 30 days and are not linked to anyone. The account that posted the video is never notified.