Making Images Unique Options

Alexion

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What are you guys using to make images unique to Google Reverse Image Search?

Flip horizontally works, but it messes up the picture as well. It now looks mirrored.
I've tried watermarking, but Google uses pixel recognition so that won't do the job.

I've tried canvas with effects like saturation, hue, contrast, etc. It changes the image, but pixel pattern remains the same and google detects it on reverse search.
Do you have any other successful experience with this issue?
 
I've been using copied images for multiple websites for years and it works like a charm,
you don't need unique pics in the 1st place ;)
 
I've been using copied images for multiple websites for years and it works like a charm,
you don't need unique pics in the 1st place ;)
Did you ever use them on the website with AdSense? did you have any problem with AdSense?
 
Did you ever use them on the website with AdSense? did you have any problem with AdSense?
no problem at all,
websites got Adsense approved with copied pics with no problems after
 
never waste my time on the image

I just snapshot the images with IM tools here (such as wechat and QQ, don't know if the same with whatsapp or ICQ or skype) and save with name with keyword and upload, it works!
 
I use canva images, open them on photoshop and save without tags.
Never had a problem
 
I've been using copied images for multiple websites for years and it works like a charm,
you don't need unique pics in the 1st place ;)
I do agree with you that it does in fact work with copied images, as I've also done it all the time over the past years.

However, some recent blogs have trouble indexing new posts, while some get indexed fast. I was trying to do a test as I might suspect using unique pictures have something to do. I don't know if it's right or just a mere coincidence, but willing to try it out for 10-20 articles ( news type ).
 
Use FastStone image viewer. Remove the exif data. Crop a little. Works for me.
It does not work, I've tried. 9 out of 10 times, google detects it as being used, even though it's a lot different.
 
Ok, after the full morning spent on testing, the magic solution that worked for me was Paint 3D lol.
Changing effects and adding one 3d shape seems to do the job.
Just putting it out there in case someone else wants to achieve the same thing for different purposes.
 
JUst make a scrrenshot of image and you have unique pic. It's all about EXIF data. You can delete it using uMark or other soft, or you can simply make a screenshot
 
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