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Search the web by image, not description or metadata for the image.
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Search the web by image, not description or metadata for the image.
Is there any tool to search internet by image, instead of by descriptions of the image?
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RE: Search the web by image, not description or metadata for the image.
I think reverse Google image search uses the actual image to find similar images on the Internet. Simply drag and drop the image onto the search box/field/whatever.
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(October 24, 2014 at 2:44 pm)One Above All Wrote: I think reverse Google image search uses the actual image to find similar images on the Internet. Simply drag and drop the image onto the search box/field/whatever.

Is that the same site as Image.google.com?

I can't seem to drag and drop image into the search box.
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RE: Search the web by image, not description or metadata for the image.
(October 24, 2014 at 2:46 pm)Chuck Wrote: Is that the same site as Image.google.com?

Not that I'm aware of. Here's the URL https://www.google.com/imghp
I just tested it with an image I created (a screenshot of a chart), and, although it didn't find any charts similar enough to give me those as possible matches, it did give me other charts as "similar results".
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RE: Search the web by image, not description or metadata for the image.
(October 24, 2014 at 2:54 pm)One Above All Wrote:
(October 24, 2014 at 2:46 pm)Chuck Wrote: Is that the same site as Image.google.com?

Not that I'm aware of. Here's the URL https://www.google.com/imghp
I just tested it with an image I created (a screenshot of a chart), and, although it didn't find any charts similar enough to give me those as possible matches, it did give me other charts as "similar results".

Hmm, it is not letting me either drag and drop, or copy and paste any image into the search box.
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RE: Search the web by image, not description or metadata for the image.
Tineye.com is what you need.
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RE: Search the web by image, not description or metadata for the image.
(October 24, 2014 at 2:42 pm)Chuck Wrote: Is there any tool to search internet by image, instead of by descriptions of the image?

They do this on the show "catfish", not sure what they use though.



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RE: Search the web by image, not description or metadata for the image.
Reverse google image works.

1. Right click on the image you'd like to search and choose copy image location

2. Paste the location into the google search box and choose images.

3. Click on the camera icon in the search box. Ta Da.

You can also use: https://www.tineye.com/ though they aren't as comprehensive as google.
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RE: Search the web by image, not description or metadata for the image.
I'll say it does. I found Jenny A's "Fine Art America" Portfolio (Nice art!) by using her User Image in the search box.
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RE: Search the web by image, not description or metadata for the image.
(October 24, 2014 at 3:23 pm)Jenny A Wrote: Reverse google image works.

1. Right click on the image you'd like to search and choose copy image location

2. Paste the location into the google search box and choose images.

3. Click on the camera icon in the search box. Ta Da.

You can also use: https://www.tineye.com/ though they aren't as comprehensive as google.

Ahh, thank you.
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