Overview
How it works.
Cull, tag, and deliver. MatchID identifies the athletes in your photos and writes their names straight into the file, on your machine, with nothing uploaded to identify anyone.
Add reference headshots so MatchID knows who these people are.
Point a folder at the right group: indexed people, or a roster file for tagging by hand.
Set the folder’s template so approved names have somewhere to land.
Run MatchID across the folder. Faces and jersey numbers are read on your machine.
Approve or reject each match. Approving writes the names into your metadata.
Start here
A roster with no indexed headshots can’t match anyone.
MatchID is face recognition. It compares faces in your photos against reference faces it already knows, and those come from headshots you index. Picking a roster gives you names for tagging by hand, but automatic matching needs indexed headshots first. Headshots and their fingerprints stay on your computer.