How to Reverse Image Search on iPhone?

Reverse image search is a valuable tool for finding the original source of an image, verifying its authenticity, or discovering similar images. This article will walk you through the process of performing a reverse image search on your iPhone.

Step 1: Save the Image

To start, save the image you want to investigate to your iPhone. Long-press the image and select "Add to Photos" or "Save Image" from the menu.

Step 2: Choose a Reverse Image Search Engine

Several reverse image search engines are available, such as Google Images, Bing Image Search, or our own Copyseeker. Open your preferred search engine in your iPhone's web browser.

Step 3: Upload the Image

Locate the "Upload an image" button and tap it. A file picker will open, allowing you to select the saved image from your device.

Step 4: Analyze the Results

The search engine will list websites that have used the same image. Review these results to find the original source or discover other instances of the image being used. Look for credible sources that can confirm or refute the information associated with the image.

Tips for Successful Reverse Image Searches on iPhone

1. Crop the image: If the image has text or other elements that could interfere with the search, try cropping it to focus on the main subject.

2. Use multiple search engines: Different search engines may yield different results, so try more than one.

3. Search for similar images: If the image has been altered, the original version might not be an exact match. Use the "Search by image" or "Visually similar images" feature to find other versions of the image that might be closer to the original.

By learning to reverse image search on your iPhone, you can easily verify the authenticity of images and uncover their original sources.