Finding your images on the internet

[MarkLane1]

Is there a way to find your images that are on other peoples websites? I just started to copyright my images. I work for a wholesaler and I shoot at least a couple of hundred images a month and we share these images to our retail customers. But I would like to be able to find certain images to see if someone other than our customers are using them or if they are selling items they shouldnt.

[Peru Bob]

Try a reverse image search:

https://www.google.com/search?q=reverse+image+search

[PECourtejoie]

Hi, you'll find lots of hits if you search for "find stolen images online". 

I remember about https://tineye.com

[MarkLane1]

I was hoping that I could tag it in the metatags and the search engines would pick up on that. That way I would find exactly what I was looking for. Is this not a option?

[D Fosse]

Copyright is stored in file metadata. So the question is, can google read metadata and search? Don't know, but a google forum will probably be more helpful than this one.

[MarkLane1]

Is there a way to copy the document name and paste it into the meta tag description field using actions?

[PECourtejoie]

There are bridge scripts for copying the filename to the title tag of metadata.