Find your race photos

Updated November 9, 2026

After a race, the organizers or the running club share a link with thousands of photos from the course and the finish line. Here is how to find yours with a selfie, including the ones where your bib is hidden.

For runners

Copy the link to the race photos: a Google Drive folder, a Google Photos album or an iCloud shared album.
Paste it into That’s Me and take a selfie.
Get every photo you're in, best ones first, and save them all to your phone at once.

That’s Me finds you by your face, not by your bib number, so it also finds the photos where your number is covered by an arm, a jacket or another runner.

Tips for race photos

Sunglasses and caps hide a lot of the face. Add a second photo of yourself: a recent race photo of you works well, through "Upload a photo".
Big races: a folder can have up to 3,000 photos. Organizers often split the photos by kilometer or by hour, so paste the folder for your part of the course.
Running with friends? Search for up to four people at once, with their permission, and filter the results by person.

For organizers and running clubs

Post a That’s Me link with the photos, or put the QR code at the finish line and in the results email. Every runner finds their own photos, and nobody asks you for "the ones with me". Make the link and a QR code.

The photos stay in your folder. That’s Me works from resized copies, deletes them within 24 hours, and stops at once if you turn off link sharing. Folder not shared yet? How to share a folder by link.