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Review Batch Search Results

After a batch search finishes, review each reference row, inspect the matched candidates, expand more results when needed, and export the final matches.

Assist Local Image Search Team2026-09-154 min read
Batch search results

After a batch search finishes, review each reference row, inspect the matched candidates, expand more results when needed, and export the final matches.

Batch search results are organized by reference image. Each row represents one reference and its candidate matches.

Batch search results
Batch search results

This example uses three landscape references, Global strategy, the whole database and a maximum of 20 results per reference. Each row returned 8 images. The first two are the source and an identical backup, both at 100%; this is an example result, not an accuracy guarantee for other images.

Steps

  1. Wait for the batch search task to finish.
  2. Review each row from top to bottom.
  3. Open candidate images to inspect details.
  4. Expand more results if the best match is not visible.
  5. Right-click a reference to copy its filename or, when a local path is available, show it in the system file manager. Matched images provide those same two actions.
  6. Export the final batch result when review is complete.

What to Check

View More opens the results already returned for that row; it does not run another search. Change the search options and search again if you need more candidates.

Export Results copies matched images from all rows with results into numbered folders (1, 2, 3, and so on), skipping empty rows. It does not export reference images or a comparison spreadsheet. Check the success/failure counts and the destination files after export.

Compare subject, composition, color, clarity, file path, and image size. For face search, check whether the person is actually the same.

Common Cases

  • If a row has no good match, increase result count or adjust strategy.
  • An empty row may be waiting, processing, completed with no matches, or failed with an error. Check its status before treating it as a completed search with no matches.
  • If many rows are noisy, narrow the search scope.
  • If references are low quality, crop or replace them before searching again.