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For events with thousands of photos
Spotter recognises every face across an event's photos, so you can pick a person — or three — and see only the photos they're in. Mark favorites, fix anything the AI got wrong, and hand the photographer a clean shortlist.
manifest.json — the map of who is in which photo. The photos are processed once, on a private machine, and nothing is kept afterwards.manifest.json and the faces folder that comes with it inside your photo folder on your computer.Pick one person or several. AND shows photos with everyone, OR photos with anyone. 20,000 photos, instant.
Photos are read straight from your disk. Nothing is uploaded — not to us, not to anyone.
Same person split in two? Merge. A poster detected as a face? Delete. Wrong tag on one photo? Remove it. All undoable.
Heart the keepers, then export them as a ZIP, a folder or an email — with a list the photographer can use directly.
Rename person_017 to Priya once; the name sticks, even when new photos are added later.
Every change is saved into your folder automatically. Reopen it any time, on any day.
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Best in Chrome, Edge or Brave. Safari and Firefox work in read-only mode.
Point Spotter at the folder with the event's photos. Everything stays on this computer.
Pick the event folder that contains your photos and its manifest.json. Everything stays on this computer.
Spotter needs a manifest.json for this folder — it is created by running the face-recognition job on the photos.
Contact to have it generated for this event.
Already have the file? Upload it and the people will show up right away.