What Film Is This?
Got a still from a film and no idea what it is? Upload it and the AI names the film — British, Hollywood, world cinema or classic — with the cast, ratings and where to stream it.
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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.
Upload a still or screenshot and the AI names the film in about ten seconds by reading faces, costumes, locations and the look of the footage. You get the title, year, director, main cast, ratings and legal streaming options for your country. It is free and needs no sign-up.
Built for every kind of film
British dramas, Hollywood blockbusters, Bollywood, French and Scandinavian cinema, silent-era classics and festival titles all work. The AI uses the visual style of the footage — film grain, colour grade, aspect ratio, period wardrobe — alongside faces and locations, so older and less-known films can still be identified.
Where your still can come from
A frame paused on iPlayer, Netflix or Prime Video, a photo of a cinema screen, a still in a newspaper review, a GIF or a meme. Cropped and low-resolution images are fine; upload more than one frame if you have them.
When the answer is uncertain
If the frame could belong to more than one film, you get the most likely title with a confidence label and alternate candidates, each with the clues behind it. A second still from a different scene usually settles it.
Remember a line of dialogue or the plot instead of having a still? Try the other free tools. See all free movie identification tools →
Frequently asked questions
What film is this scene from?
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Upload a frame from the scene. The AI names the film and gives a spoiler-light summary so you can check it is the right one.
Does it show where to watch the film in the UK?
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Yes. Streaming, rental and purchase options are shown for your region, including UK services where available.
Does it work on old or black-and-white films?
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Often, yes. Period details, film stock and well-known actors help the AI place classic films. Very obscure titles are harder, so you may get ranked candidates.
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