Faces are automatically grouped across your entire archive. Name someone once, and every photo they're in becomes searchable — forever.
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No manual face-tagging, photo by photo. Every face detected across your uploads is grouped automatically, so you name a person once instead of hundreds of times.
The same person is recognized across your whole archive, regardless of when or where the photo was taken.
Label a face and every past and future photo of that person becomes searchable by name.
Narrow results to "2 people, both adults" or any combination of face-based filters.
183 people recognized in your archive
Face data stays inside your own workspace — it's never mixed with, or used to train models for, other Tagga accounts.
Recognized faces never leave your workspace — no cross-account matching, ever.
You decide who gets named — unnamed faces stay unnamed until you choose to label them.
Share a "Find my photos" link — a selfie matches against your workspace only, no account required.
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No login, no account — a guest uploads a selfie and instantly gets every photo they appear in, scoped only to this workspace.
Every face in every photo is detected automatically as files are analyzed.
The same person is clustered together across your whole archive, no matter how many photos they appear in.
Label a person and every appearance — past and future — becomes searchable by name.
Faces are detected and grouped using dedicated face-recognition models, and accuracy is high across varied lighting, angles, and photo quality. As with any recognition system, occasional review of groupings is worthwhile for very large archives.
No. Face data is scoped strictly to your own workspace — it is never shared across accounts or used to train models outside your archive.
Yes — share a "Find my photos" link, and a guest can upload a selfie and see every matching photo instantly, with no login.
Yes — the People filters let you narrow by approximate age range, gender, or the number of people in frame.
Yes — rename, merge duplicate groupings, or remove a face at any time from the People section.