Even if Microstock has become the ultimate opportunity to buy high quality images for just a few bucks, still people steal and use images on the web and print they didn't pay for. TinEye now helps you to find your stolen images.

The idea behind TinEye is not new, but ever since a service like this has been really expensive to private users. TinEye creates a 'fingerprint' of an image and searches the currently about 5 million images in their database in order to find an image that matches your source.

TinEye even goes a step further by being able to find partial matches, so if an image of yours is slighty edited, but still recognizable, TinEye will find it. The company even offers a Firefox-plugin for an easier and faster image search right in your browser.