Enter your keyword into the search bar to find the image you’re looking for. You can do so even if you’re not using your browser. Using the Chrome app on your phone allows you to conduct reverse image searches. You can also paste in the URL by clicking the camera icon. You can upload your image either by dragging it to the search area or by loading it from your desktop. There is only one way to look for images. Reverse image search is available in the Chrome, Firefox, and Edge browser extensions. There is a reason why images cannot be indexed on the website from which they appear. It is not uncommon for search results to be blank in some cases. To search for images in reverse, go to your favorite search engines (Google, Bing, Yandex). This type of reverse image search allows you to look deep into an image. Google Images (Opens in a new window) enables you to upload an image from your hard drive, choose the URL to which you want to paste an image from the internet, or drag an image from a window. Can You Reverse Search A Saved Image?Ī desktop computer is a perfect place to conduct Google’s reverse image search. Here’s how to search by image on Google and other search engines. You can also search by image to find websites that use that image. This is a great way to find similar images or to find higher resolution versions of the same image. I’ve tried Windows 11 Photos app coupled with OneDrive but it doesn’t seem to support search based on image recognition (or at least not nearly as well as Google Photos).ĭoes anyone have any suggestions for a solution which does search based on image recognition, and allows syncing the library to Windows desktop? I don’t use iOS devices so it can’t be iCloud Photos.When you want to search for an image that you have saved, you can do a search by image. I’m more desktop-centric than mobile-centric so ideally I’d like a photo library which is synced to desktop. On the other hand, one thing I dislike is there is no desktop photo sync for Google Photos. waterfalls) without having had to manually tag the photos. I really like being able to search for a photo by its content (e.g. I’m only take photos casually (not a serious or hobbyist photographer) so I don’t want to spend much time manually naming or tagging photos. The main thing I like about it is the quality of the search. I currently use Google Photos for my photo library. I’m a Windows PC and Android phone/tablet user.
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