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TinEye Reverse Img Search

Find out where an image came from & how it's used.

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Leila Boujnane
@leilaboujnane · CEO, TinEye
@Will_Iam thanks! and here I am. Ask me anything!

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Will Lam
@will_lam · Product Manager & Marketer
reached out to @leilaboujnane to chime in :)
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Leila Boujnane
@leilaboujnane · CEO, TinEye
@Will_Iam thanks! and here I am. Ask me anything!
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Jord Riekwel
@larkef · Logo Designer
Really useful for finding the original/source of an image. Plus, it is a must have for designers who want to know if their work is being 'borrowed'.
Will Lam
@will_lam · Product Manager & Marketer
While I have a bit of background info on you guys, what was the initial market that Tineye was focusing on? Was it always enterprise from the get go? How are you guys finding donations as a "revenue stream" when you're a for-profit entity?
Michael Sarlitt
@msarlitt · Growth @ HelloTalk
@leilaboujnane did you see a spike in traffic in the early days of Instagram? I remember Tineye being referencing frequently to see whether someone "stole" a photo they claimed to take. Instagramers used to get pretty upset about that, but I think it's just accepted now that the product is mainstream ;)