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Have you ever felt the need to search something using an image rather than text? Well then you must have heard about reverse image search and if not, then permit me to tell you about it. Reverse Image Search is a new search engine technology that lets you search results using only a picture instead of keywords.

With this, you can find the true source of an image and Identify unknown plants and animals. Aside from this, reverse image search helps users to find informations about unnamed products and you can even use it to find a celebrity name, the location of a house and to track down a higher resolution of wallpapers. While reverse image search is easy to do on a PC, it isn’t on mobile phone. Hopefully, we have discovered a couple of reverse image search apps for Android and some online tools that are essential in finding the original source of a photograph. So without further ado, here’s how to do a reverse image search on your Android phone.

Reverse Image Search (Google). Reverse image search is a new kind of app that lets you search by image instead of keywords. One of the app’s strong point is that it uses Google reverse image search engine to find the source of an image.

Making use of the app is pretty simple, as all you need to do is give it an image and it will tell you where the image appears on the web. So to begin with, start by installing from the Google Play Store. Kindle app for mac. Then open the app and you’ll be greeted with two floating icons that can be used to upload an image. So go ahead and upload an image within the app by clicking on the camera button or you can select an image directly from the gallery section.

Once a picture is uploaded, you’d get the option to crop, rotate or flip it. When you’re done, click on the search button and you will be presented with a list of similar images and where they’ve appeared on the web before. Overall, reverse image search is really an excellent app, and it brings a safe search option to enable users filter explicit images from search results. Search by Image. So before we begin, simply head over to the Google Play Store and install search by Image.

From here, open the app and tap the “+” icon at the bottom right corner to reveal more options. Now you can either select and upload a picture to “search by Image” by taking a photo with your device’s camera or by using the image gallery.

Once the image is uploaded, edit it to your preference and hit the search button that is next to the “+” sign. From here, you’ll be able to see search results of similar images and informations relating to it. Chrome Browser – Google Google chrome capabilities is beyond one’s imagination. Apart from being one of the it brings a lot of that’s surprising. One of chrome’s major benefits is that you can use it to perform a reverse image search.

This is quite handy for those who aren’t interested in installing third-party apps​. Hence if you are ready to do a reverse image search on Android using Google chrome, then here’s how to get started.

Fire up Chrome browser from your device’s app drawer, then tap the three vertical dots on the top right corner. From here, enable the “request desktop site” option and log in to google.com. Now click on “Images” on the top right corner, then tap the camera icon on the search bar. Next up, select and upload an image from your device’s gallery or you can paste the image URL if you’ve one. Once this is done, Google will auto present a list of similar images and informations about the searched image. Alternatively, open chrome browser and find the image you want to reverse search.