Face recognition
Use the API to recognize and compare human faces, including matching against a user-built reference database.
Luxand.cloud is a cloud face recognition API for developers and businesses to recognize, verify, and analyze faces with liveness and emotion detection.
Luxand.cloud is a cloud face recognition API platform for developers and businesses that need to identify, compare, or verify human faces in apps and software. The site positions it as a single API surface for face recognition, face verification, face detection, liveness detection, and related image analysis features.
The product is designed for cloud-based integration rather than a standalone end-user app. Sources describe use cases such as security, identity verification, access control, fraud prevention, customer experience, and face-based analysis in photos, with support for common programming languages and step-by-step onboarding for new users.
Use the API to recognize and compare human faces, including matching against a user-built reference database.
Verify whether a face matches a stored reference photo for identity checks and access workflows.
Detect age, gender, and emotions in photos as part of the same API family.
Use liveness detection to support authentication flows that need an extra check beyond image matching.
Store neural network templates rather than photos, which the site says supports secure cloud storage across devices and services.
Access the API in a cloud setup with shared logic across endpoints and support for major languages such as Python and JavaScript.
Add identity checks to apps where users need to confirm they are who they claim to be, such as account sign-in or gated actions.
Compare a face against a stored reference image to control entry to systems, buildings, or other restricted areas.
Use face matching and image analysis to support fraud prevention workflows in banking, payments, or other high-trust transactions.
Analyze photos for age, gender, or emotion signals when a product needs lightweight visual interpretation inside a broader workflow.
Recognize previously tagged people in images to help organize or surface content in image-heavy applications.
It compares a live selfie or other face image against a stored reference photo to determine whether the faces belong to the same person.
The source says the API is available through a free account or free plan with no credit card required, and paid usage is billed monthly after the trial period.
No setup or installation fees are listed for the face recognition API, and the site says you can integrate it into existing systems and start using it right away.
The source mentions support for major programming languages, including Python and JavaScript, and says code examples are available for most supported languages.
The site indicates all major credit and debit cards are accepted, with payment processed securely by Stripe.