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Using Google’s Advanced Image Search

Google Images & Copyright

Google makes it so easy to find and use a wide assortment of images that we often forget

about copyright when using the images we find there. Here's the thing... most of the images

you find there are probably covered by some sort of copyright. This means you might require

owner permission before you can use the image. I've

read articles

that suggest you assume

ALL images there are copyrighted. In some cases, abiding by this rule of thumb can save you

from

getting sued

by an angry copyright holder.

Google Images Advanced Search is a powerful alternative for finding free images in the public domain on Flickr, Morguefile and Stock.xchng.

One of the hardest things about blogging is finding unique images that are both good quality and relevant to the topic you’re writing about. The other problem is navigating the labyrinthine rules of US copyright law to determine if it’s safe to use a particular image on your site.

Or maybe you don’t have a blog but just need an image for a report or presentation. Most people head over to Google’s homepage, click on Images, type the name of an image they want and download the first or second result but it’s important to note that grabbing copyright images does have ramifications. When in doubt the US copyright office advises that you obtain explicit permission from the image owners.
Well fortunately there’s an easy way to retrieve royalty free images.
Just use Google’s Advanced Image Search tool.
Visit Google.com and click on Images in the gray bar that rides along the top edge of the browser.
Then, in the top far right corner of the browser, click the little gear icon and choose Advanced Search
Google Images Advanced Search Settings
The Advanced Image Search form appears. Scroll to the bottom and under Usage Rights, choose free to use or share, even commercially.
Google Images Advanced Search Free to Use or Share even commercially
Now Google only displays royalty free images in the search results.
I yellow highlighted the commercial reuse filter in the graphic below
Google Images Advanced Image Search Results
And if you want to be extra certain that you won’t have any litigious image creators seeking to sue you, drag and drop your image into TinEye to conduct a reverse image search and confirm that it is indeed free. TinEye is a free tool that attempts “to connect images to their authors and facilitate attribution”. There are over 2 billion pages in its database and so it’s a pretty good site to check your images before you use them.
TinEye Reverse Image Search
In my example, you can see I’ve found 7 results for my Beet image and that it does indeed have a creative commons license.
TinEye Reverse Image Search Results
What do you guys think about this tool? Do you feel the image quality is sub-par? How does it compare to other stock photo sites out there?
Enter your search term. I’m going to use Beets for my example.

If you think that Google is just another simple search engine, think again.
There are numerous tricks that are waiting just around the corner. Just leap into the wonderful world of possibilities in Google.