- Open the Google application on your Android phone.
- Tap on "Discover" at the bottom.
- Click on "Google Lens".
- Create or upload a photo for the search.
- Choose the search field.
- Scroll down to access the search results.
Both TinEye and Google offer the ability to search for images similar to ones that are already available on the Internet. To do this:
- Paste the image link in the upload field or
- Type the image URL and then click on the magnifying glass icon on the right.
The free application ImageSearchMan can be used to perform image searches from your mobile phone if you are using Android. This application provides a simplified image search interface from Google.
The Google Images application, the "branch" of the famous search engine dedicated to photos, drawings, and other types of "graphic" content, is the first way to see if a photo has been taken from the Internet.
Methods for finding a photo on WhatsApp:
- Press the "My Status" button and upload a photo from your Gallery. You can also take a photo in the moment.
- After doing this, press the smiley icon at the top and select the sticker for the location.
You can also download images from websites such as OpenPhoto.com, Pixabay, Sprixi, Flickr, and Unsplash.
- Right-click on the photo and scroll until you see the "Properties" option.
- Clicking on "Properties" will open another window.
- Here, you should go to the "Details" section and look for the information under the "GPS" label.
The small "i" in a circle is the "Info" button. The EXIF data of the displayed photo is visible, including:
- Date and time of capture
- Size, resolution, and name of the image.
Simply right-click on an image file, choose "Properties," and then click on "Details" in the Properties window. Look for the geographic coordinates under GPS.
The right to use Google images can be recognized as legitimate for the following purposes:
- Possible to use freely and/or share.
- Possible to use freely, share, and/or modify.
- For commercial purposes.