Find photos by person across your entire library—without manual tagging.
Event Agencies – Instantly retrieve VIP, speaker, and attendee photos for same-day content delivery.
Schools & Universities – Organize student, faculty, and alumni archives with effortless face search.
Government & Administration – Simplify press material and records management with secure offline storage.
Media & PR – Find executives, public personalities, and key figures in seconds for editorial and marketing work.
See why architects worldwide choose Daminion for managing their project archives.
All the details you need about photo management with advanced facial recognition.
Absolutely. Daminion is on-premise, meaning all processing happens locally without any data leaving your servers.
Access is controlled via user roles and permissions, ensuring only authorized personnel can view and manage tagged faces.
Currently, Daminion’s Facial Recognition is designed for images only, but video support may be considered in future updates.
Daminion delivers 100% accuracy when tagging known faces. Over time, the system improves recognition based on user input.
Facial recognition is an AI-driven feature that automatically identifies and tags individuals in photos. Instead of manually labeling images, the system analyzes faces and applies metadata, making it faster and easier to organize large image libraries.
Yes. You can review and edit tags at any time to maintain precise organization.
Yes, it works alongside your current metadata structure, allowing you to refine searches using names, projects, locations, and other metadata filters.
No, it runs efficiently on standard servers, but higher-performance hardware may improve processing speed.
Facial recognition is an AI-driven feature that automatically identifies and tags individuals in photos. Instead of manually labeling images, the system analyzes faces and applies metadata, making it faster and easier to organize large image libraries.
Yes, Facial Recognition is included in all Daminion plans, but it is only accessible in the desktop application and not in the web client.