Stolen Camera Finder

Operator: Matt Burns Ltd, United Kingdom

Searches web photos using the camera serial number in their EXIF data. Currently not accepting new accounts.

Image, Video & Geo

Open website (external website)

Product

Stolen Camera Finder from Matt Burns Ltd, a photo search service using camera serial numbers.

Availability and source date

Restricted

As of: 16 October 2026.

No functionality test has been performed.

Use in OSINT research

Can link photos containing the same camera serial number and help locate a lost or stolen camera.

Queries

InputResultResult type
ImageWeb photos found in its own index with the same camera serial number.
Retrieved

Features

  • Read the camera serial number from a JPEG photo's EXIF data.
  • Alternatively, enter the serial number manually.
  • Find web photos with the same stored camera serial number.
  • With an existing Pro account, view all matches and their source locations.
  • With an existing Pro account, receive email alerts about new matches.

Categories

  • Image, Video & Geo
  • Image metadata

Coverage

Geographical coverage

Unknown

Dataset

Its own index of camera serial numbers from photos found on the web. Size and country coverage are not specified.

Access

Requirements

Web browser. Image search is accessible on the public home page. Pro requires an account; new accounts are not currently accepted. Image search requires a JPEG containing the camera serial number, with as few alterations as possible.

Export

Unknown

Provider

Matt Burns Ltd

Country of establishment

United Kingdom

Interfaces

No API, MCP or AI integration is documented.

Usage note

The terms prohibit distributing or commercially exploiting website content without express written permission (section 8.3).

Limitations

  • New Pro accounts are currently unavailable.
  • Image search requires the camera serial number to be present in the EXIF data; alternatively, it can be entered manually.
  • Images that are not indexed or have had their EXIF data removed will not produce matches.

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