Cycling race photos, found by bib, bike number or selfie
Riders find their photos by the number on their jersey, frame or handlebar plate, even when they pass the camera in a group.
Where the number is read
Event typeCycling
- Read
- A bib on the jersey, a number on the bike frame, a handlebar plate. Letters too.
- Ignored
- Other vehicles, signs, banners, kilometre markers, timing displays and spectators' signs.
- Valid list
- Add your numbers and only those count.
Helmets, sunglasses and riders in a bunch
Selfie search uses a stricter face match in cycling, so a rider's results stay clean. Where neither the number nor the face shows, tag the photo by hand or let riders browse the timeline.
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
Questions
Which numbers are read on a bike?
The jersey bib, the frame number and the handlebar plate.
Does selfie search work with helmets and sunglasses?
Yes, with a stricter match than in running. Number search stays the main path.
Can I use it for a gravel or MTB event without timing?
Yes. Recognition needs only the photos and, if you want, the list of valid numbers.
Create your cycling event and upload the first photos.
The first 5,000 photos are free.