Running race photos, found by bib number or selfie
Runners find their marathon photos by bib number, with the bibs you already print, or with a selfie. Road races, half marathons, trail and ultra.
Where the bib is read
- Read
- Bibs on the chest, waist or back, pinned to the shirt or shorts or on a race belt. Letters too, such as A-123.
- Ignored
- Sponsor banners, timing clocks, kilometre and mile markers, result boards, signs and vehicles.
- Valid list
- Add your bib numbers and only those count.
When a bib is hidden
Selfie search finds the runner by face. You can also tag a photo by hand, and the timeline lets runners browse the photos from the time they passed.
Trail race photos far from any signal
Recognition runs when the photos are uploaded. Photographers send them over FTP when there is a connection, or later from a cloud folder or the browser.
Photos come in by camera FTP, a cloud folder or the browser, and participants search minutes after upload, on your website or through a link. How it works for organizers and photographers
See it on a real race
The EcoRun 2026 gallery is live on the organizer's own site. Type a bib number or try a selfie.
Questions
Do runners need special bibs or codes?
No. The number printed on the bib is read from the photo. Nothing changes at your bib supplier.
Where do runners find their photos?
On your website, in the embedded gallery, or through the link you share.
Does it work for ultra and trail races?
Yes. Hidden or muddy bibs are covered by selfie search, manual tags and the timeline.
Create your race and upload the first photos.
The first 5,000 photos are free.