How do you use google for a tineye type picture search?

[Dharper]

Well I have been wondering how to do this for quite some time. I have used tineye hundreds of times to verify bogus pictures of SPs. But I also see that people say they can do the same thing with google. How the heck to you do a reverse search of a photo with google? I know how to search for photos with a text search, but how do you do a tineye type search with google? Thank you.

 

[Tabitha]

Google image search

Well I have been wondering how to do this for quite some time. I have used tineye hundreds of times to verify bogus pictures of SPs. But I also see that people say they can do the same thing with google. How the heck to you do a reverse search of a photo with google? I know how to search for photos with a text search, but how do you do a tineye type search with google? Thank you.

Easy- if you are using Chrome-just right click on the image and it will give you the option to Search Google for this image.
or
Just go to the google.com or google.ca homepage .
Click on images
Then click on upload image
Browse to photo you have on your computer
or click on paste image url
Then hit Search by by image.

 

[Dharper]

OK. Thanks.

 

[eazy]

So how is this done when right click isn't available like on iPhone iPad

You can save the pic in your camera roll. Go on tineye and upload said pic. Takes only seconds.

 

[hankmoody]

Macbook pro - 2 finger click on the track pad, scroll down with a third to search google for this image.

 

[vancouverman]

in FireFox

download and install plugin https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/who-stole-my-pictures/

you will have 5 search options.

 

[wpg204]

Very smart to post this, too many newbs need to start using this and stop posting threads about fake girls when it's so easy to find out on your own.

 

[mister-j]

Here is another search tip for searching all of backpage.com

This is particularly effective if an advertiser is advertising on multiple backpage sites at the same time. eg on winnipeg.backpage.com and calgary.backpage.com

They can't be in two places or more at the same time so this usually indicates some sort of fake ad or scam

Go to google.com and use the site: parameter in addition to your search terms

eg. site:backpage.com raine

 

[hankmoody]

Bump for someone.