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To search by URL, copy and paste an image url address into the search box. Drag an image from a tab in your browser and drop it in a browser tab where TinEye is open. Copy and paste an image from your clipboard.
- How to Search For An Image
- What TinEye Does with Your Search Image
- Using TinEye Browser Extensions
- Sorting and Filtering TinEye Results
- Filtering by Stock Photo, Other Image Collections, and by Domain
- Comparing Your Search Image with TinEye Results
- Using Images Found with TinEye
- What Finding No TinEye Results For Your Image Search Means
You can search for an image with TinEye in three ways: 1. by drag and drop 2. by uploading an image 3. by giving TinEye a URL (this can be a page URL or an image URL) The easiest way to search with TinEye is to drag and drop an image onto the TinEye webpage in your browser. To search by uploading an image, just click the upload button (blue arrow i...
TinEye does not save your search images. When you search with TinEye, your image is not saved, and not added to the TinEye index. TinEye adds millions of new images from the web every day by crawling the web directly. Using TinEye is private and secure.
You can search TinEye directly by right-clicking on images you find online. To do that, you will need to download and install a TinEye extension. We have extensions for Firefox, Opera, Chrome, and Edge.
When you search for an image, you may get lots of results, which you can be sortedand filtered in a few different ways. There are five ways you can sort TinEye search results: 1. Best Match:Shows images that are visually closest to your search image first. This is the default sort option. 2. Most Changed:Shows images that are the most transformed f...
Image collections are groups of images TinEye has assembled from crawling the web. At the top of the results page, you can choose to only show results from collections (Flickr, Wikimedia, etc.) or stock photo sites (where you can license an image for use, like Shutterstock). In this example, let’s filter by collectionsto see if we can narrow down o...
TinEye has a comparison tool that lets you switch back and forth between a match and the original image to compare them. This highlights differences between the two images, making changes easier to see. Click on the image thumbnail or the “Compare Match” link to activate the comparison feature.
TinEye shows you where images appear online, but it can’t grant permission to use images found in the search results. Most images found online are protected by copyright though some are freely usable, for example public domain images. If you would like to use any image found through TinEye, you will need to ensure that you secure the rights to that...
If your search returns no results, that means it doesn’t exist in the TinEye’s index. It could still exist somewhere the entire internet, but TinEye hasn’t found it yet. For more information on how TinEye works and answers to specific questions, check out our extensive Frequently Asked Questions page. You can also send us your feedbackany time. Hap...
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May 26, 2022 · Yandex. TinEye. Let’s get started. What Is Reverse Image Search? Reverse image search isn’t as complex as it sounds. It simply involves searching the internet with an image instead of keywords. In...
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Jan 21, 2021 · Using TinEye you can search by image or perform what we call a reverse image search. You can do that by uploading an image, pasting an image or searching by URL. You can also drag and drop your images to the search page to start your search.
You can search with a web address (URL) by copying the link into the search box on TinEye. Searching by image URL gives the same results as uploading an image from your computer; the only difference is the TinEye will get the image from the web address you give instead of getting it directly from your computer.
From the search page, you can upload an image, paste an image, or point to a web image by typing or pasting in a URL. You can also use our Drag & Drop feature. This allows you to drag an image, hover it over the tab in which TinEye is open and drop it into the page to do an image search.
