Image Search
Find similar images in popular search engines
Right click an image or some selected text and use that for a secure search using Google Images.
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Seen an image on a website and you'd like to know who or what it is?
Found someone's name and you like to know what that person looks like?
After installing this extension there will be a new entry in the context menu (right-click menu) when an image or some selected text is right-clicked. Selecting this menu option will start a secure Google Image search via HTTPS.
Release notes:
- v5.0 (2025-11-23): Open the results tab directly next to the active tab
- v4.0 (2022-12-11): Reverse image search now uses Google Lens. Google Images does not support reverse image search anymore.
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Does exactly as it says; searches Google for images based on text you select, which saves time. I use this all the time. :)
Work perfectly with Chrome Version 52.0.2743.116 m I rated this only 4 stars because it will be perfect if we can add other customisable shortcuts like Wikipedia ...