Batch Search

Batch search is useful when you have many reference images and need to match them against the library.

Steps

1. Open the batch search page.
2. Add reference images or choose a folder of reference images.
3. Choose the search type: image search or face search.
4. For image search, choose a strategy such as global, background-removed, color, or local keypoints.
5. Set the search scope and result count.
6. Start the batch task.
7. Review results row by row.

Choosing Options

• Use global image search for general matching.
• Use background removal when subjects are clear but backgrounds vary.
• Use color strategy when palette matters.
• Use local keypoints when references are crops or partial images.
• Use face search when each reference is a person to identify.

Common Cases

• If results are too broad, narrow the scope or increase similarity requirements.
• If some references fail, check whether the images are readable.
• For face batch search, use clear face images when possible.