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Google has a reverse image search, where you can drag a photo from your computer into the search box, and it will find that image on the web. This is great if you're wondering if anyone has stolen your images, or used them in a way you don't agree with on the internet. This would be uncredited instances of you art—impossible to find by simply searching for your own name. I found a few myself. But the really fun part about searching this way is Google's collection of "visually similar images" that appears near the bottom of the page. You can find images of vastly different subject matter that look pretty similar. Here are a few of mine (on the left) and visually similar images by other people (on the right) that make for interesting complementary pairs. Click any image to be taken to the source.
 7/15/2013 04:36:03 pm
Reverse image search is a long awaited feature from Google. There had been some tools earlier for the same purpose, like Tineye. But, their indexing and searching capabilities are very limited compared to Google. This is really useful. 'Visually similar images' is the method I usually use to get new wallpapers! 10/3/2013 03:42:36 pm
You can reverse image search to find your images which are used by others illegally or stolen.It is a great feature provided by Google. Comments are closed.
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