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  2. Find images you can use & share - Computer - Google Search Help

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    Find images with info available on how to reuse them. On your computer, go to images.google.com. Search for an image. Under the search box, click Tools. To narrow results to images with available license info, click Usage rights choose a type of license. Learn about types of usage rights. Click the image you want.

  3. Search for images on Google - Computer - Google Search Help

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    On your computer, go to Google.com. Search for an image. Click an image. At the bottom, scroll to find the search results related to the image. To refine your search, add a keyword in the search bar.

  4. Translate images - Computer - Google Help

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    To translate text within an image: On your browser, go to Google Translate. At the top, select the Images tab. Choose the language that you want to translate to and from. From: Choose a language or select Detect language. To: Select the language that you want the translation in. To choose an image that you want to translate, click Browse your ...

  5. Remove an image from Google - Google Search Help

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    When you delete a photo from your Album Archive, the photo is removed from all Google products that it appears in, like Blogger, Hangouts, and Google Photos. Go to your Album Archive. Open the photo you want to delete. At the top right, select More Delete photo .

  6. Search with an image on Google - Computer - Google Search Help

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    On your computer, go to the website with the image you want to use. To copy the URL, right-click on the image and click Copy image address. Go to Google.com. Click Search by image . In the text box, paste the URL in “Paste image link.”. Click Search. Tip: Browsers don't save the URLs you search within your browsing history.

  7. Generate images with Gemini Apps - Computer - Google Help

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    On your computer, go to gemini.google.com. Enter your prompt to generate an image. Check tips for image generation prompts. Optionally, for more images, click Generate more . To get a larger version of the images in a carousel, click an image. To scroll between images, click Show previous image or Show next image .

  8. What is copyright? - Legal Help

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    When a person creates an original work, fixed in a tangible medium, he or she automatically owns copyright to the work. Many types of works are eligible for copyright protection, for example: Audiovisual works, such as TV shows, movies, and online videos. Sound recordings and musical compositions.

  9. Add an image to Google search results

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    Include text somewhere near the image, like an "alt" tag or a caption. This helps Google understand what the image is showing and what searches it relates to. Upload high-quality photos. Great image content is an excellent way to build traffic to your site. Finally, be patient. Images you upload to the web won’t instantly appear in search ...

  10. About image assets - Google Ads Help

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    Click the plus button next to “Images”, then select an image source from the top of the dialog box. You can select: Create new: To add image assets, select “Asset library”, "Upload", “Website or social”, or “Free stock images”. Use existing: Select existing image assets from any campaign or ad group in your account.

  11. Guidelines for use of Google Earth images - Google Earth...

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    Google provides guidelines for the use of Google Earth images in publications, videos, etc in the Brand Resource Center . Specifically for Google Earth Required attribution Google does not respond to individual queries, and the people responding to questions in this community are mostly volunteers, we can’t advise you. You will need to read ...