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Reverse image searching allows you to find information about an image by using the image itself as the search query. Typically, the output of a reverse image search includes:  Identical photos to the one you searched.  Edited versions of your photo, which may have been flipped, cropped, rotated, or had colour adjustments.  Photos that are similar to your search photo. Each photo is associated with the page it was retrieved from, allowing you to click through to the source page. The use cases for reverse image searches are comparable to those for text searches, meaning they are limited only by the imagination and needs of the searcher. Here are a few examples: Commerce : You see a photo of an item that interests you and you would like to trace the online store to order that item. Consumption : You would like to use a photo in your work but need a higher resolution version or want to check whether there are similar (better) photos than yours. Copyright : You would l...