Reverse Image Search Anywhere

Reverse image search, one right-click, every engine

A free MIT-licensed browser extension that searches Google Lens, Yandex, Bing Visual and TinEye at once — and keeps working on Instagram, Pinterest and canvas images, where the usual “search by image” trick fails.

Project home → Install for Chrome Install for Firefox Source on GitHub

Why it exists

Most reverse-image tools work by handing a search engine the image’s URL. That breaks the moment a site hides it — Instagram and Pinterest do, and so does anything drawn to a <canvas> or served as a blob: / data: URL. They also make you check one engine at a time, which is the slow half of the job.

This extension fixes both halves. Full documentation, install guide and privacy policy live at reverseimage.app.

See it work

Right-click any image — the extension's context menu open over a photo on Pinterest, listing the reverse image search options. Every engine, one click — the engine submenu showing Google Lens, Yandex, Bing Visual and TinEye alongside the all-engines upload option. Search a face — the crop overlay narrowing a photo down to a single face before searching. Capture, paste, or crop — the extension popup with its region-capture, paste-image and face-search actions. See where it came from — Google Lens visual-match results for the searched image.

What it does

Every engine in one click

Right-click any image to search Google Lens, Yandex, Bing Visual and TinEye at once — or pick a single engine.

Works where URLs fail

On sites that hide the image URL, the extension grabs the image and mints a temporary link every engine can read.

Search a face

A dedicated crop-and-search flow via Yandex, for verifying a profile or spotting a fake. For responsible use only.

Paste & capture

Paste a copied image with Ctrl/Cmd+V, or drag a rectangle to search just part of the page.

Privacy

Ordinary searches go straight from your browser to the search engine and never touch our servers. The upload path runs only when you ask for it — on a site that hides the image URL, or when you paste, capture or crop. That single image auto-deletes within about an hour and is never sold or used for training. No account, no tracking, no telemetry ships in the extension.

Full policy: reverseimage.app/privacy. The extension source is published under MIT, so every claim here is checkable against the code.

Project facts

LicenseMIT
Built withWXT, TypeScript, Manifest V3
BrowsersChrome, Edge and other Chromium browsers; Firefox 140+ desktop, Firefox 142+ Android
EnginesGoogle Lens, Yandex, Bing Visual, TinEye
Interface languagesEnglish, Spanish, Portuguese (BR), French, German, Russian, Japanese
PriceFree

Build it yourself

Requires Node 18 or newer:

Clonegit clone https://github.com/tonic20/reverse-image-search-extension
Installnpm install
Developnpm run dev
Packagenpm run build && npm run zip