What is Reverse Image Search and How to reverse image search on Google from your iPhone, Android?
Google has always been everyone’s first choice whenever it comes to search engine. Moreover, if you are looking for images, Google images is an excellent option to go for. However, how to reverse image search on Google?
You can do reverse image search on Google using the image as the search query.
What is Reverse Image search?
When conducting a Google reverse image search, you enter a picture or a link in the search bar rather than a text query. Google then locates websites with your image and associated photos on them. Additionally, Google Images recognises the topic of your photo and displays web pages relevant to that topic.
A webpage with a person’s name or details about a product may come up in a reverse image search. It will display comparable photographs. This can show whether a photo was stolen from someone else’s creation.
A reverse search will bring up related photos if you’re looking for additional images associated with a certain photo.
Search By Image
Open the Chrome app on your iPhone or Android and navigate to Google.com
Specify the image for which you’re looking
To display only the image search results, select the Images tab at the top
By tapping an image to magnify it in the search results, you can choose it
In the bottom left corner of the picture, tap the Google Lens icon
Chrome will eventually show you images that are relevant to your search terms
To use an image from your files, the Google app on your iPhone or Android should be open
In the search bar, click the camera icon. The software can request access to your camera and photo library. Give consent when it does
Take a picture by tapping the camera icon in the top part, or use the bottom portion to search for the image in your gallery before tapping it to start the search
Google will show the outcomes of the picture search after a brief interval.
