When cards are likely to be the same person, n card pairs may be the same person appears above the list. Review opens the Same person? window, which works like the merge window: review the photos, then click Merge n photos, No match, or Skip for now. Candidate cards show n% similar, and the next suggestion opens after you answer. The ✕ on the suggestion row hides suggestions for the rest of the session.

• The card kind switch (People, Faces, Vehicles, and Animals, for the kinds of recognition that are on) is at the top left of the list; the card size, camera filter, sort, and hidden items icons are on the right. On a desktop, the range picker and the search row share one row.
• The grid icon sets the card size: Small, Medium (default), or Large. On a phone, the sizes change how many cards fit in a row (Appearance 4, 3, or 2; Faces 3, 2, or 1). The same size applies inside an open card.
• The sort menu offers Newest first (default), Oldest first, Most seen, and Least seen. Most seen and Least seen count the number of stays. The sort menu is hidden while a text search is active.
• With two or more cameras, the camera filter selects All or the cameras to show. The selected range and camera filter also apply inside an open card.
• The hidden items icon at the top right of the list shows hidden cards. To show a card again, select it there and click Unhide above the list.
• The number at the bottom right of a photo is the number of stays, which equals the number of tiles in the open card. Hovering over it shows a label such as 3 stays.
• While the list is scrolled, new cards do not shift it. n new people appears instead; click it to show them and scroll to the first new card. New cards show a New label for a short time.
• When sorted by Newest first or Oldest first, the time bar along the right edge shades the times that have cards. While you drag its handle, the time at that position is shown; when you release it, the list jumps to the cards at that time. On a desktop, time labels appear beside the bar, and clicking the bar also jumps to that time. The back-to-top button (up-arrow icon) at the bottom right returns to the start.

In the search row below the range picker, set a condition with By text or By attributes to show only the cards of people who match. The number found (Found: n) is shown, and the × icon (Clear) at the right of the field removes the condition. Text matches are ordered by how well they match. This is available only while People is selected.

• Pressing Esc in the search box also clears it.
• The condition is kept separately for each view (such as People, Faces, and Vehicles). When you return to a view, its condition is applied again.
• If the search fails or runs out of time, the reason is shown with Try again and Clear search. Clear search returns to the list before the search.

• Until you close the card, photos removed with Not this person can be restored: expand Removed: n, select them, and click Undo above the tiles.
• On a Faces card, photos can be picked to register a face (see Registering a Face).
• Recordings cannot be deleted from a card view. Use Delete range on the timeline instead (see Downloading and Deleting a Range).
• Where faces appear small, such as with ceiling cameras, People is more reliable than Faces.

Cards are formed when footage is indexed, are stored on the device, and are not regrouped automatically afterward. Changing the time range shows the cards of people who appeared in that range, with the times, the number on the photo (stays), and the representative photo calculated for that range. Settings > Indexing > Same-person threshold applies to footage indexed from then on.