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Identify a Movie From a Screenshot

Drop the frame you saved, screen-grabbed or found online. Our vision AI reads faces, costumes, locations and colour grade to name the film — then gives you ratings, cast, trailer and streaming links.

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Up to 10 images · PNG, JPG, WEBP

Upload multiple screenshots from different moments of the movie or series for the most accurate identification.

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Upload one or more screenshots from a movie, TV series, anime, or drama and our AI will identify it within seconds.

How screenshot movie identification works

Instead of matching pixels like a reverse image search, the model reasons about what it sees: who is in the frame, what era the wardrobe belongs to, the lens and lighting style, any on-screen text or signage. That is why it can name a film even when the exact still has never been published online. Upload up to ten screenshots from different moments for the strongest possible match.

What you get with every match

A confidence score and a plain-English explanation of the clues used, the title and release year, genre tags, runtime, director and main cast, IMDb, TMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic scores, a spoiler-light synopsis, the official trailer, similar titles, and legal streaming, rental and purchase options for your region.

Works for movies, series, anime and K-dramas

Screenshots from Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, a cinema recording, a meme, a review site or a friend's TV all work. For television the AI will also attempt the season and episode. Subtitled and non-English content is fully supported, including Japanese anime, Korean drama, Bollywood and European cinema.

Frequently asked questions

Can AI identify a movie from just one screenshot?

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Usually yes, if the frame contains a recognisable face, location, costume or piece of on-screen text. Dark, blurred or extreme close-up frames are harder — adding a second or third screenshot from another scene dramatically improves accuracy.

Is it better than Google reverse image search?

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For movie stills, yes. Reverse image search finds other pages hosting the same image; it cannot tell you the title of a scene that was never indexed. This tool reasons about cinematic context, so it can identify unpublished frames.

Does it cost anything?

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No. Screenshot identification is free and does not require an account.

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