TinEye

What is TinEye?

About

TinEye is a search engine crawler operated by TinEye. If you think this is incorrect or can provide additional detail about its purpose, please contact us. You can see how often TinEye visits your website by setting up Dark Visitors agent analytics.

Expected Behavior

Search engine crawlers do not adhere to a fixed visitation schedule for websites. The frequency of visits varies widely based on several factors, including popularity, the rate at which its content is updated, and the website's overall trustworthiness. Websites with fresh, high-quality content tend to be crawled more frequently, while less active or less reputable sites may be visited less often.

Type

Search Engine Crawler
Indexes web content for search engine results

Detail

Operated By TinEye
Last Updated 1 day ago

Insights

Top Website Robots.txts

0%
0% of top websites are blocking TinEye
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Country of Origin

Canada
TinEye normally visits from Canada

Global Traffic

The percentage of all internet traffic coming from Search Engine Crawlers

Top Visited Website Categories

News
Shopping
Hobbies and Leisure
Home and Garden
Business and Industrial
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Robots.txt

Should I Block TinEye?

Probably not. Search engine crawlers power search engines, which are a useful way for users to discover your website. In fact, blocking search engine crawlers could severely reduce your traffic.

How Do I Block TinEye?

⚠️ Manual Robots.txt Edits Are Not Scalable
New agents are created every day. Instead, serve a continuously updating robots.txt that blocks new agents automatically.

You can block TinEye or limit its access by setting user agent token rules in your website's robots.txt. Set up Dark Visitors agent analytics to check whether it's actually following them.

User Agent String Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; TinEye-Web/2.0.1; +http://www.tineye.com/cr.html)
# robots.txt
# This should block TinEye

User-agent: TinEye
Disallow: /

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