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What is Face Matching?

The process of comparing two face images to determine if they belong to the same person. AI-powered face matching converts each face into a numerical 'embedding' — a vector of 128-512 numbers that represents the face's unique geometric properties. Two faces are considered a match when their embeddings are sufficiently similar, measured by cosine similarity or Euclidean distance.

How Sherly Uses Face Matching

Sherly is a mobile face search app that leverages face matching to help you verify identities, detect catfishing, and stay safe online. Download Sherly on iOS or Android to try it yourself — free searches included, no account required.

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Related Terms

Facial Recognition

The AI technology that identifies and verifies people by analyzing the unique geometric patterns of their face — includi...

Face Embedding

A mathematical representation of a face as a vector of numbers (typically 128-512 dimensions). Created by deep learning ...

Reverse Face Search

A technology that takes a photo of a face as input and searches the internet for other images of the same person. Unlike...

All Glossary Terms

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