Visible features in two face photographs.
Two clear photos may support a comparison. Lighting, angle, and age can change what is visible.
A similar face is not proof of identity.
Help an authorized reviewer compare images while keeping image quality and uncertainty visible.
See how it worksFacial comparison looks at visible facial features in two images. Similarity is evidence to review—not automatic proof of identity.
Choose a method to see what it actually compares. Not every review needs all four. These methods do not measure honesty or trustworthiness.
Two clear photos may support a comparison. Lighting, angle, and age can change what is visible.
A similar face is not proof of identity.
Check the capture quality, examine differences, and use independent evidence before deciding.
Explore this with our teamIllustrative product views and fixed sample findings. Advanced analysis requires approved services and suitable reference data.
Illustrative similarity support is bounded by pose and image quality.
The selected face is suitable for a limited comparison.
Facial similarity is not identity, trustworthiness, guilt, intent, or permission to take consequential action.
Fix the probe and authorized reference image.
Measure pose, occlusion, resolution, and capture conditions.
Apply a versioned method and policy-specific threshold.
Require an authorized examiner to state the bounded conclusion.