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I started using the TinEye reverse search a long time ago. At the time, they offered a unique and useful service. The add-on was well done, the DB was growing and there was no competition.

Then, Google introduced their own reverse image search. For a while I was running add-ons for both services and checking images on both, but it became evident that TinEye cannot compete with Google's offering. About a month ago I uninstalled the TinEye add-on.

TL;DR version: Use one of the Google reverse search add-ons instead.

Haven't seen anything like this in … ever. It is very thorough, able to find images that have been edited, resized, cropped, or vary in color. It even finds "meme" versions of images, like (de)motivators, macros, and inserts in comics.

Have a tiny thumbnail? You can probably find a wallpaper version that goes with it, if it's out there. Produce your own artwork or photos? You can find those [negligent souls] who are using (or selling!) your work without permission.

Only bad thing is that their catalog doesn't cover every single image ever created. ("Oh boo hoo, it didn't find my one photo I just took so I'm rating it 1 star…")

Limited results. Would be great if it could compete. I just looked up a photo of a bass boat on craigslist and Tineye claimed it was the only photo when in reality the crooks listing it have listed the photo all over the internet. I just looked at a Tineye review elsewhere on the net from 2008 with similar limited results. If its going to improve it needs it more quickly than that. I will give them at least an average rating hoping for improvement on what could be an opportunity.

What a versatile tool!
I've used this to check for any unauthorized use of my photography on the web, to look up more information on images that are not really explained on random sites, and to find stock graphic design for web development.

I love Firefox for the seamless add on integration, and in fact for my personal web surfing it's the only browser I'll use.

I have tried the others during bug testing for my websites and nothing is as powerful or versatile as Mozilla Firefox with add ons like this!

Está add es muy buena en lo que a buscar fotos se refiere, a veces la utilizo para encontar el nombre de alguna modelo que esta en alguna fotografía.

This is fantastic for when using Google to search for images fails, especially for stock images.

TinEye is a very helpful tool. If you ever need to know information about a photo that is floating around the web, it's the best. Really great for checking the status on pictures you have uploaded if you want to see how one of your pictures has spread on the internet.

very very cool tool for me.Now it is easy to find a image as I need

...the image you are searching is in their database. It has been quite helpful in discovering fake profiles on LinkedIn, Twitter, etc. but I don't always get a hit. Still, if it's been crawled, TinEye will find it - sometimes several different versions, which can be helpful. I have Windows 7 Ultimate and haven't seen the problem that Mike had below.

Rated this 1 because i can't rate it 0. I decided to test this crapware. Right clicked and did the image search for 20 different pictures from within 20 different sites
No results ever came up LOL not even from within the actual site. I agree with Karla. this is a useless plugin

Saves a lot of time when searching for larger / smaller images. Thanks!

Comes up with ZERO 99.99% of the time. Doesn't even find the one I am on. It is just a very useless add on...

Excellent service. Much better than the google search plug in (which seems to have stopped working anyway)

Cool add-on, works just as good as the Search by Image for Google add-on!

This seems to have Far Less bug reports, than some "Google Image Search" addons.

Moreover, the database may be the best(?):
"by Search Master on September 5, 2011
Huge and growing database
The best reverse image search engine."

Had some trouble with it in Windows 7. After I use it once and close that window of the browser, it disappears from the context list. I fixed that by adding a link in my "SendTo" list that goes to the exe file in the program86 directory. Note that you can access your SendTo list by typing the following in your Run window (Start > Run) without the quotes: "shell:SendTo"

This is a great tool to double check how your images have been used/ adapted.

This has helped me find larger versions of images online, so I don't have to try and find it on Google, which takes forever if it even succeeds at all. I don't use this often, but when I do, it does what I need.

It just didn't work for me. I use the site regularly, but the plugin locked up almost every time.

Huge and growing database
The best reverse image search engine.
With this addon, you can detect fake profiles in social networking sites.

Super!!! Thanks for adding support for Firefox 6 so quickly.

Firefox 6.0!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Very nice extension. Does what it should and works fast. Just what you need for finding decently sized wallpapers, check the copyright info for some pictures or just have a little fun by checking out how much of a rip off is your favorite web site.

Sadly, no versions for FF 6.* or beta most of the time, which is awful.

So far, so good. Been using it since 2010, no problem whatsoever in FF (any version) & Chrome. Yet to be tested on Opera.