You’re probably already familiar with Google’s direct image search.
The principle is the same: Google compares the photograph that you input with all available image databases. It works best in a browser on a PC, but you can also try to use ‘Google Lens’ on mobile devices that have a camera. To get the search results, you must input the photograph that you want to search for into Google. The search results display individual or multiple identified objects, similar images, or websites that contain either your search image or similar images. It uses outlines, structures, lettering, logos, colours, and combinations of these different features to identify certain objects in an image. Google’s reverse image search tries to identify distinctive features in an image.
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