How to identify a pornstar from a video or picture
“Who is she” is easier to answer than “which scene is this”. A performer appears in dozens or hundreds of scenes, so there are many more chances for a match - and a name, once you have it, unlocks everything else: their catalogue, their studios, and usually the exact scene you started from.
Start with an image or a link
Drop the picture, GIF or clip into the identify tool, or better, paste the link to the page where you saw it. Even when the exact scene cannot be pinned down, the tool often returns the performer on their own - the name survives cases the scene lookup loses. From there, their page lists every scene of theirs we hold, sorted by date, which is usually a short eye-scan to the one you meant.
Names change - aliases are normal
Performers rebrand constantly, and tubes label a scene with whichever stage name was current when they ripped it. The name in a five-year-old video title and the name the performer uses today can be completely different, with several variants in between. Our pornstar index tracks aliases for exactly this reason - searching any name they have ever used lands on the same page. If a name you found somewhere returns nothing in a general search, try it in our index before concluding it is wrong.
Browse by what you know
With no usable image, narrow by attributes. The index filters by gender and sorts by scene count - prolific performers surface first, and recognition-by-photo is fast. If you know the studio, its page lists the performers it works with most; studios cast from a recognisable pool, and regulars of one studio tend to be identifiable from its roster page alone. Categories work the same way when the performer has a strongly distinctive look or specialty - start from the category index.
The comments section, seriously
On any tube or feed, the question under the video has usually been asked and often answered - months ago, by someone who knew instantly. Check before doing any real work. The same goes for the poster’s other uploads: repost accounts frequently name performers in older posts even when the one you found is untitled.
When you find the name
Search it in our index. The performer’s page links every scene to the studio that made it, so the clip you started from is one date-sorted scan away - and if it is not there, the identify page and its community board close the gap.