Search with an image on Google
发布时间:2026-08-22 | 浏览:1
Use Google Lens to learn more about an image or the objects around you. For example, you can take a photo of a plant and use it to search for information or other similar images.
Search with an image search results
Your results can include:
Search results for objects in the image
Websites with the image or a similar image
The latest version of the Google app
Tip: To search with your camera, voice, and more, download the Google app .
Search with an image from search results
On your iPhone or iPad, go to google.com .
Search for an image.
Select an image.
At the bottom left, tap Google Lens or touch and hold the image and select Search image with Google Lens.
Search with an image from a website
Important: To search with a website image in the Chrome app, make Google your default search engine .
On your iPhone or iPad go to the Google app or Chrome app .
Go to the website with the image.
To take other actions on an image, touch and hold it. The actions include: Search image with Google Lens Save to collection Share
The actions include: Search image with Google Lens Save to collection Share
Search image with Google Lens
Save to collection
For these apps: Google app : Tap Search inside image . Chrome app : Tap Search image with Google .
Google app : Tap Search inside image .
Chrome app : Tap Search image with Google .
At the bottom, scroll to find related search results.
To refine your search, tap Add to your search .
Enter keywords.
Search with an image from your device
On your iPhone or iPad, open the Google app , Chrome app , or the Safari app.
You can either: In the search bar, tap Google Lens . From your camera roll, search for a photo.
In the search bar, tap Google Lens .
From your camera roll, search for a photo.
Take or upload a photo: To take a photo: Point to an object with your camera and tap Search . To ask a question about the object with your voice, press and hold the Shutter button . This is available only for English queries. To upload an existing image: Tap Photo picker . Select a photo.
To take a photo: Point to an object with your camera and tap Search . To ask a question about the object with your voice, press and hold the Shutter button . This is available only for English queries.
To ask a question about the object with your voice, press and hold the Shutter button .
This is available only for English queries.
To upload an existing image: Tap Photo picker . Select a photo.
Tap Photo picker .
Select a photo.
Select how you want to search: Use part of an image: To take additional actions on an image, touch and hold it. The actions include: Search image with Google Lens Save to collection Share More Copy Download Save to Google Photos At the bottom, scroll to find your search results. Drag the corners of the box around your selection.
Use part of an image: To take additional actions on an image, touch and hold it. The actions include: Search image with Google Lens Save to collection Share More Copy Download Save to Google Photos
To take additional actions on an image, touch and hold it. The actions include: Search image with Google Lens Save to collection Share More Copy Download Save to Google Photos
The actions include: Search image with Google Lens Save to collection Share More Copy Download Save to Google Photos
Search image with Google Lens
Save to collection
More Copy Download Save to Google Photos
Save to Google Photos
At the bottom, scroll to find your search results.
Drag the corners of the box around your selection.
To refine your search, tap Add to your search . Tip: This option is only available in the Google app .
Tip: This option is only available in the Google app .
Enter keywords.
Tip: For more specific results, select a smaller area on the image.
Control access to Photos
You can adjust the access to your saved images.
On your iPhone or iPad, open Settings .
Tap Apps Google Photos .
Select: None Limited access Full access
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