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Search AliExpress by image. Right-click any photo, paste a screenshot, or upload a file to find the same product for less. AliExpress image search, built into your browser. Find any product on AliExpress starting from a picture instead of guessing what it is called. TWO WAYS TO SEARCH 1. Right-click any image on any website and choose "Search Image on AliExpress". The matches open in a new tab. 2. Click the toolbar button to paste a screenshot with Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on Mac), drop a file from your computer, or paste an image URL. Results appear right there in the popup, with a price on every listing. There is also a keyboard shortcut so you can open the search without reaching for the mouse. WHAT PEOPLE USE IT FOR • Seeing a product on Instagram, TikTok, Amazon or a webshop and finding it cheaper at the source • Replacing something they already own — photograph it and search • Checking what a dropshipper actually paid before buying from a reseller • Finding more colours or sizes of an item that is sold out WHY THIS ONE • No account and no sign-up. Install it and it works. • Prices in your own currency. Pick your country in Settings. • Available in 9 languages: English, Nederlands, Deutsch, Français, Español, Português, Русский, Italiano and Polski. • Your image is used for that one search and is never stored. PERMISSIONS, HONESTLY This extension does not ask for access to your browsing history or to the websites you visit. It only needs permission to add its right-click menu item and to remember your settings. The only image it ever sees is the one you deliberately choose. Works with JPG, PNG and WEBP.
Sep 5, 2026
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