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What are filters on lenso.ai?
Filters are additional tools that you can use to refine your reverse image search.
Domain filter
You can put in a domain (URL of a website) to search only on that specific website.
For example, you can put in “lenso.ai” to search only on lenso.ai.
You can see the filter was added on top, below the categories.
Text filter
You can add an additional text keyword in English to find images with specific features.
For example, upload a photo of a bag and add a keyword red (in English), to only find red bags.
You can see the filter was added on top, below the categories.
How to access filters on lenso.ai?
Filters on lenso.ai are available for everyone: free users, users without an account, and premium users alike. They work in every category available.
How to open filters on lenso.ai?
Follow these steps to use the domain and text filters on lenso.ai:
- Upload an image on the main page
- Find the funnel icon and click it to open filters (on mobile, you need to scroll to the bottom of the page)
- In the pop-up, you can type in the word keyword or a domain you’d like to search on
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