Upload pictures and perform searches on Google Images from the File Explorer context menu, with this lightweight and convenient app.
- GoogleImageShell
- Version :1.2.0
- License :Trial
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Andrew Sun
GoogleImageShell Description
Google Image Search is a very useful service for those who wish to find similar versions of available images, as well as see where else they are hosted on the web. Uploading these files manually is quite slow, however, but now we have an app that can speed things up.
GoogleImageShell is a small program adds a new option to the File Explorer context menu, enabling you to upload pictures and perform searches on Google Images with just a couple of mouse clicks.
Add Google Image Search to the context menu using an intuitive installer
Adding or removing the program from the context menu could hardly be simpler, thanks to the novice-friendly installation tool you are provided with. However, it is important to remember that the executable file should not be moved from its current location after completing the setup procedure.
During installation, you can customize the context menu text, specify whether or not the file name should be included in the search, as well as select the formats the option should be available for.
Perform image searches on Google from the context menu
Once everything has been set up, you can right-click any JPG, GIF, PNG or BMP file, select the newly added option and watch as the application uploads the pictures to Google Images automatically.
The results will be displayed in your default browser within a new tab. We found searches to be much quicker when using this tool, as you don’t have to fire up your browser, open Google Images and navigate to the file manually.
Great application for those who use Google Image Search frequently
All in all, GoogleImageShell is a lightweight piece of software that can save you a lot of time and effort when performing image searches on Google. It is very simple to install and configure, and it allows you to upload files to Google Images directly from the context menu.