Search by Image is also popular among photographers, helping artists explore how their work is shared on the web, while shoppers find it valuable for discovering similar products at discounted prices.The extension enables you to search for images from the context menu and the browser toolbar with the help of a diverse set of reverse image search engines, which can be toggled and reordered from the extension's options. If you'd like to support the continued development of the extension, please consider contributing with Patreon, PayPal or Bitcoin.The extension helps journalists and researchers around the world to verify the authenticity of images, and assists the identification of false information and fake social media accounts. Where can I find my photosSearch by Image is an open source project made possible thanks to a community of awesome supporters.

Search with a single engine, or all enabled ones, directly from the top-level context menu item, or the browser toolbar button (see options) Upload: select an image from your device, then upload it. Capture: select and capture a page area, then upload it. This search mode is preferred for sites which do not allow direct linking of images, such as private sites. Select & Upload: select an image on the page, then fetch the image, possibly from the browser cache, and upload it.

Search for local images (see search modes) Search for images from private sites (see search modes) Select the desired image from a dialog, when multiple images are found

The context menu API is not available on Android, use the extension from the browser menu instead ( 1595822)The extension is also available for Chrome and Edge.Reviews are not monitored for bug reports, please use GitHub for issues and feature requests. Visit the extension's privacy policy for more information. Visit the wiki for more details.The image you select during a search is sent to the requested third-party service, such as Google Images. Display notifications: needed for displaying error messagesThe context menu item is always visible, unless it is disabled.

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