Finding high resolution images online can sometimes be challenging, especially when the same image appears in dozens of different sizes and quality levels. Whether you’re verifying the ownership of an image, sourcing visuals for your presentation or conducting research, locating the highest resolution of an image is often the fastest way to identify the original source.
In this guide, you will learn how to use TinEye’s “Biggest image” sorting feature to quickly find high resolution images.
Follow these steps:
- Choose your image: start with any image you want to investigate, for example the Mona Lisa.
- Go to TinEye.com.
- Upload or paste your image to start your search:TinEye allows you to search in multiple ways:
- Paste an image from your clipboard
- Drag and drop a file
- Upload an image from your computer
- Enter the image URL
Once your search is completed, TinEye will show you a list of results.
Now, either upload your Mona Lisa image to TinEye or use your image URL to start your TinEye search. Check out your results! Click on “Biggest Image” to sort the TinEye search results by image size.
In this case, the biggest image is 7854×11498 and 60.1 MB.
Now you’re prepared to instantly find high resolution images on the public internet!
