PixGuard vs Lenso AI

Lenso AI is a visual search engine. PixGuard is a copyright risk scoring system. Different tools for different problems.

FeaturePixGuardLenso AI
AI-generation estimate
Watermark text and logo detection
Find web pages where an image appearsPro and Business (source lookup)
Fingerprint matching against reference images
Risk scoring (0 to 100)
EXIF/IPTC/XMP copyright fields
Error Level Analysis
Website scan (up to 50 pages)
Chrome extension
WordPress plugin
API accessBusiness planDeveloper plan
Free tier30 image scansLimited free searches
Starting price$29/mo (Pro)$19.99/mo + tax (Starter)

When to use Lenso AI

Lenso AI is great for finding where an image appears online. If you are a photographer wanting to discover unauthorized uses of your work, Lenso provides solid visual search results across billions of images it has indexed from public websites.

When to use PixGuard

PixGuard answers a different question. Not “where does this image appear” but “which of my images need a license check first”. It reads copyright metadata, looks for watermark text and logos from major stock agencies, flags signs of editing, estimates whether an image is AI-generated and compares it against a database of reference image fingerprints. The 0 to 100 risk score and the reasons behind it help you decide whether to keep, license, or replace the image.

The use case difference

Lenso AI is the right tool for content owners protecting their assets. PixGuard is built for publishers checking the images they use.

If you run a website, blog, e-commerce store, or marketing agency, you are publishing images, and PixGuard helps you find the ones to investigate. If you create images and want to find where others use them, Lenso is your tool.

Try PixGuard free

Paste a page URL and PixGuard checks its 3 largest images for watermark patterns and other visual risk signals. No signup, 3 checks a day. For metadata and fingerprint checks, create a free account (30 image scans, no credit card).

3 free scans per day. No signup required.