If you want the highest quality images, choose Biggest Image. If you want to see identical images, click on the dropdown and choose Best Match.
This means the image that is most different from the image you are searching for. Here is an example of a search for the Startbucks logo:īy default, it will show you results ordered by Most Changed. When you perform a search in TinEye, the results are a bit different than the way Google shows results.
They’ve been around for a long time, they have over 25 billion images indexed and they focus exclusively on image search. No need to copy the URL of the image or download it and then re-upload it.Īnother good option for reverse image searches is TinEye. What’s nice is that you can right-click on any image and choose Search Google with this image. If you need to perform image search often, then it might be a good idea to install the Search by Image extension in Google Chrome. This is a great way to search for copyrighted images on the web. You can click on the link to see the exact webpage with the image. This will show you all the indexed web pages that have the same image somewhere on their site. If you go back to the main search page, you’ll see the section at the bottom called Pages that include matching images. You’ll get a listing of the exact same image in all the different sizes that Google could find. If you are looking for a higher quality version of the image you are searching for, just click on All sizes under the Find other sizes for this image heading. However, that’s not what interests me about the search. By default, Google tries to make a best “guess” on what the image means, but as you can see from above, QR codes have nothing to do with the holidays. The image was a free stock photo, so I knew it was going to show up somewhere else on the web. In my test, I just grabbed the URL for one of the images in a post I had written earlier. You can either copy the image URL or download it.Ĭlick Search by Image and you’ll get a results page that looks like this: In Edge, the only option is to save the picture to your computer. If the image you are wanting to search for is online, just right-click on it and choose Copy Image Address/Copy Image URL if using Google Chrome.
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