Reverse image search should work on whatever browser you are using, most notably Chrome (because it’s a Google product), Firefox, and Safari. To begin your lookup, open a web browser page and go ...

To reverse image search, you can use any type of computer (Windows PC, Mac, Chromebook) with any browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox, Opera) through Google.com.

Carrying out a reverse image search on Google Images involves the same set of steps on both Chrome and Safari. However, to use Chrome, you first need to download it on your iPhone via App Store.

Via a "reverse image search" on a computer or smartphone, you can find people, places and things that are in the picture. Watch this video to see how to do a reverse image search on Google.

Google is in the process of pushing Lens to everyone, whether they like it or not. While the image search and analysis tool is incredibly useful on mobile for copying text, translating bits and ...

Google has confirmed it is working on a fix for a bug that is affecting reverse image search, which can be used to find related images, sites using an image and other sizes of an image.

via WABetaInfo A reverse image search is also very much possible through Google’s Circle to Search. Still, the in-app function will prove to be useful for those who either don’t have Circle to ...