Reverse Image Search Anywhere

🔍 Reverse image search from the right-click menu: one click sends a picture to four engines at once. It also works on social sites that hide their photos, where most reverse image search tools come back empty. 🚀 Quick start 1️⃣ Right-click a picture on any page. 2️⃣ Choose one engine or All engines. 3️⃣ With All engines, each one opens in its own tab, side by side. 🧭 Why this reverse image search tool ➤ One menu instead of four sites: no more pasting a link into each of them by hand. ➤ Each one sees different things, so together they find similar images, copies and look-alikes that a single image finder misses. 🌐 Four engines in one menu 🔹 Google Lens: similar pictures, products, places and text 🔹 Yandex reverse image search: the strongest of the four for faces and people 🔹 Bing Visual: general results and good text recognition 🔹 TinEye reverse image search: exact copies and where a picture first appeared 🔹 Switch any of them off in the popup, and All engines skips it 📱 Works where other tools fail - On Instagram and Pinterest a clear layer covers every photo, so a right-click lands on the layer, not the photo. The extension looks underneath and sends the picture itself. - So a search on those sites works here like on any other. - Some sites block outside links to their files: for those, pick All engines (upload). 👤 Who is in the photo ◆ Right-click a photo and choose Search this face. ◆ Drag a box around the person: when you search by face, a tight crop gives a closer match. ◆ The engines that are strongest on people open first. The one that matches exact files is left out: it finds copies of a picture, not a person. ◆ Made for checking who is behind a profile, not for stalking or harassment. A short note on responsible use shows the first time. ✂️ Paste or capture • Copied a picture? Open the popup and press Ctrl+V or Cmd+V for a quick reverse image lookup. • Need only part of a page? Capture region turns a chart, a video frame or a post into a picture lookup. • Both run a search by image on every engine you have switched on. 🕵️ What people use it for 1. Dating apps: a reverse image search catfish check shows whether profile photos belong to someone else. 2. News: find image source and the date it first appeared before you share it. 3. Creators and photographers: see where your work is reused without credit. 4. Shopping: capture a product and see where else it is sold. 5. Research: trace the story behind a meme, a chart, a news shot or an old family photo. 🔒 Private by design ✔️ On most sites a reverse image search hands the picture address straight to the engine, and it never touches our servers. ✔️ Paste, capture, face crops, the upload option and sites that hide their photos send the picture to private storage instead, always after your click. The link expires after 15 minutes, and the file is deleted about a day after it arrives. ✔️ Uploaded files are never sold, shared or used for training. ✔️ No account and no profile. Anonymous usage counts only, and you can switch them off in the popup. ✔️ Open source under the MIT license: github.com/tonic20/reverse-image-search-extension ❓ Questions and answers 📌 Which reverse image search engine finds the most? 💡 It depends on the picture: one is strong on objects and products, another on faces, another on exact copies. All engines opens them side by side. 📌 Is this the same as Google reverse image search? 💡 Google Lens is one of the four engines, so you get its results plus three more, all from one menu. 📌 What about screenshots? 💡 Paste one into the popup or use Capture region on anything on screen. A photo search on a screenshot works like on any other picture. 📌 Can I find people by photo? 💡 As far as the engines index them, yes. The face option is a reverse image search people check: the engine strongest on faces looks first. 📌 Does it work on a phone? 💡 Extensions run on desktop: Windows, Mac, Linux and Chromebook. Edge works too, and there is a Firefox version. 📌 Which languages does it speak? 💡 Menus are in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Russian and Japanese. ℹ️ An independent extension, not affiliated with Google, Microsoft, Yandex or TinEye. ✅ Add Reverse Image Search Anywhere to Chrome and right-click the next picture you wonder about.