Step 2: Switch to Google Advanced Image Search You can also directly input your search query and select images on the results page. Once the homepage is loaded, select ‘Images’. Start by typing into the address box of the browser and clicking the button next to it. Using Google advanced image search, you can find specific images without wasting much time on scrolling through the results. Now that we have discussed the basics let us move to Google advanced image search options.
Here are the two kinds of licenses that the menu offers: You can typically use such images for personal or commercial requirements. It allows us to find pictures that we can legally use without any copyright infringement. This option is perfect to accomplish that. It is important to check usage rights of a picture before utilizing it for personal use. It allows you to find relevant images that have been posted in the past 24 hours, past week, past month or past one year. This filter is extremely useful for professionals such as journalists who are specifically looking for images posted in a set time frame. You can select from three different image types, besides the default selection. This option allows you to select an image format to search for.
You can also pick your favorite color from the color palette that is available in this dropdown menu. Here are the color options from which you can select: Once you have selected this, Google will only show you images with the specified color theme. You can utilize this option to filter images on the basis of color. The average size of a large image is 1280 x 720, medium images are 600 x 400, and icons are 256 x 256. Once you have selected this, Google will only show images that are available with those dimensions.
Upon clicking on the button you will see a dropdown menu appear with the following options: Sizeįrom this option you can select the image size (Default, Large, Medium and Icon) that you are looking for.
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