10 Tips For Google Image
Search Google Image
Search could be used in
many ways. 1. If you want
to know if a person is a
man or a woman and the
name doesn’t help, do a
search for the name. 2. If
you don’t know the
meaning of a word, the
pictures may help you. 3. A
better search for Flickr.
Google uses information
from other sites that link to
Flickr photos, so you may
find Google search better.
4. Find what’s interesting
about a site, by looking at
the pictures included. For
example: wired.com. 5.
Find a new wallpaper for
your desktop by restricting
your search to large
images. You can automate
this using an application. 6.
Find random personal
pictures, using standard file
names from digital
cameras. 7. Type the name
of a painter and you can
take an art class. 8. Install a
Greasemonkey script so
you can view the original
version of the image
directly by clicking on the
thumbnail. 9. Find the color
of a word. “Word Color is a
windows program that
uses Google Image Search
to determine the color of a
word or string of words. It
goes out there, retrieves the
top 9 images and loops
through all pixels,
calculating the average hue,
which is later converted to
a color.” 10. If you want to
grab search results,
GoogleGrab is a tool that
downloads images from
Google Image Search. It
even supports batch
search.
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