Reverse image search lets you search the internet using an image instead of text keywords. Simply upload a photo – our tool instantly connects you to Google Lens, Bing Visual Search, Yandex Images, and TinEye so you can find where that image appears online, who originally published it, and visually similar results.

Unlike a regular text search, reverse image search works by analyzing the visual fingerprint of your photo – its colors, shapes, and patterns – and matching it against billions of indexed images across the web.

How to Do a Reverse Image Search – 3 Simple Steps

Step 1 – Upload Your Image Click the upload area or drag & drop your image file directly. Supported formats: JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, BMP. Or paste an image URL to search without uploading.

Step 2 – Choose Your Search Engine Select from Google Lens, Bing Visual Search, Yandex, TinEye, or Reversely.ai – each specializes in different types of searches. Or click “Search All at Once” to open all engines together.

Step 3 – View Your Results Each search engine opens in a new tab with its results – showing where the image appears online, similar images, and the original source.

When Should You Use Reverse Image Search?

🔍 Find the Original Source Discover who originally created or published an image – essential for proper attribution and copyright verification before using images in your work.

✅ Verify Image Authenticity Check if a profile photo, product image, or news photo is real or has been stolen from elsewhere online. Widely used to spot fake profiles on social media and dating apps.

📸 Find Higher Resolution Versions Have a low-quality image and need the full-resolution original? Reverse image search often finds better quality versions of the same photo.

🛡️ Check Your Own Image for Unauthorized Use Photographers, designers, and content creators use reverse image search to see if their work is being used online without permission or credit.

🧐 Identify Unknown Objects, Places & People Upload a photo of a landmark, plant, animal, or product to find out what it is, where it’s located, or where to buy it.

📰 Fact-Check Viral Images Verify whether a photo being shared on social media or news is genuine, and find the original context in which it was published.

Which Search Engine Should You Use?

Engine	Best For
Google Lens	General searches, objects, landmarks, products
Bing Visual Search	Shopping, Microsoft ecosystem users
Yandex	Face searches, Eastern European content
TinEye	Copyright tracking, finding exact image matches
Reversely.ai	AI-powered similarity matching

Is This Tool Safe & Private?

Yes – completely. Your image is processed entirely within your browser and is never uploaded to EzyToolz servers. When you click a search engine button, the image is sent directly to that engine under their own privacy policy. No account is required, no data is stored, and no watermark is added to your image.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Open EzyToolz Reverse Image Search on any mobile browser – Chrome, Safari, or Firefox. Tap the upload area, select a photo from your gallery, then choose your preferred search engine. It works on all Android and iPhone devices without any app download.

Yes! EzyToolz supports image URL search – paste the direct URL of any image from the web into the URL field, and search without uploading a file. Your image never leaves your device.

It depends on your goal. Google Lens is best for general searches and objects. Yandex is most powerful for face-based searches. TinEye is best for tracking copyright usage and finding exact image matches. Using all of them together gives the most comprehensive results.

Reverse image search can find web pages where the same or similar photos appear – which may help identify a person if their photo appears on public web pages. However, search engines do not provide direct facial identification by name due to privacy policies.

Yes – EzyToolz Reverse Image Search is completely free to use with no signup, no limits, and no watermarks. The underlying search engines – Google, Bing, Yandex, and TinEye — also offer free reverse search functionality.

Displaying results directly would require access to Google’s and Bing’s private APIs, which require paid licenses and are restricted from third-party use. Instead, EzyToolz opens the search engines in a new tab so you get full, unrestricted results directly from the source – which is actually more accurate and up-to-date than any embedded results could be.

EzyToolz accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, and BMP image files. Most major image formats used on the web and mobile devices are supported. File size should ideally be under 20MB for best performance.