Similarly to web search, Google Images supports dedicated search operators, namely
src: and imagesize:. These operators only work on Google Images;
they have no effect on other Google properties.
src: search operator
The src: search operator returns pages that reference the image URL in the src attribute
that’s provided in the operator. For example:
The operator returns pages from any domain, not just the domain of the URL specified in the
operator. This may be helpful to learn which images you’re hosting on your site are
hotlinked by other sites.
imagesize: search operator
The imagesize: search operator returns images of the dimension specified in the
operator. You must specify the dimension in width x height format. For example:
This operator can be helpful in conjunction with the src: and site:
operator. For example, you can find an image of a certain size that was indexed on your site:
Using imagesize: with the site: operator, you can find images of the
exact size:
Limitations
Because image search operators are bound by indexing and retrieval limits, you might not see
all of the results that may appear for a standard search query.
Cómo lo aplicamos
Image operators help diagnose why a client’s photography is not surfacing. They are narrow tools but they answer questions no report does.
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