Find the item in a screenshot, not just the whole picture
A screenshot might show three products and a person. General image recognition can identify the largest object instead of the one you care about. FrameFind makes you select the target region first, then helps you build a more precise product query.
Open free video-to-product finderThe practical workflow
- Choose a screenshot containing the target item
Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP image to the free tool. The image is processed in your browser. Avoid screenshots with private personal details.
- Draw a box around the product
Use your mouse or touch pointer to select the exact item. If the object is only a tiny corner, choose a sharper screenshot before searching.
- Run local object detection if needed
FrameFind uses the site's existing EfficientDet-Lite0 model to propose common classes and rectangles. It can fail on unusual objects, low resolution, text or brand names.
- Type identifying product clues
Add model letters, recognizable labels, style, approximate size and color to the broad category. Don't interpret AI model confidence as a probability of an exact merchant SKU.
- Open several stores to check details
Open Google Shopping, Amazon, eBay and a region-specific retailer. Compare actual photos, shipping cost, return terms and item condition, then choose independently.
An example search
A screenshot shows a portable white desk fan, a laptop and a water bottle. Circle the fan, add “small USB rechargeable white desk fan” and browse retailers. Do not confuse a fan that merely looks similar with the exact model.
Try the illustrative frame demo
The sample is an instructional example, not a confirmed live product match, purchase or earned commission.
FAQ
Does the image get uploaded to a server?
This static beta analyzes the selected image locally in the browser. Retailer sites only receive the search phrase when you choose to open them. Browser extensions or services may have separate policies.
Can I search for more than one product?
Yes, repeat the selection for each object. The current tool works with one target and one retailer search query at a time.
Will it automatically find the cheapest verified seller?
No. Exact live pricing and final taxes require a legitimate catalog feed. Currently the tool opens retailer searches and lets the buyer compare fresh results at the source.
What happens when you find a likely match?
FrameFind currently supplies transparent search links to independent retailers. You compare actual listings, price, shipping, condition and seller protection on their own websites. There is no active subscription payment or product affiliate commission arrangement for these generic retailer searches.