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Facebook, a vast social network with millions of daily users, witnesses a constant influx of diverse images. Searching for a specific image or content amidst this vast ocean can be time-consuming. In this guide, Mytour presents a tutorial on how to search for images on Facebook.
1. Utilizing Images to Retrieve Information
A common dilemma we face daily is the desire for more information without the appropriate keywords for precise searches. Mytour guides you on pinpointing the uploader to gather more information. This method is applicable on:
- Fan Pages
- Personal Profiles
- Groups
Supported Browsers: Chrome, Cốc Cốc, Firefox, and more.
With this method, we can bypass the Privacy Settings of images. Images set as Friends, Public, or Only Me can all be fully exploited.
Step 1: You need to obtain the image address by Right-clicking on the image and selecting Open image in new tab.
Step 2: Now, the ID address of your Facebook friends will appear as a numerical sequence. How do you determine which is the correct ID address?
The ID address is located between sets of numbers separated by '_'. Usually, the user's ID is positioned there. In special cases, you can try each set of numbers to get the result.
In this article, the ID looks like: 2503557183211319
Step 3: Once we have the user's ID address, we need to create the link pathway.
| https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid= + "id facebook" |
Example: In the article, if the user has ID: 2503557183211319, our link will look like this https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2503557183211319
After creating the link, press Enter to access it.
And here is our result.
2. Searching for images using keywords
Step 1: Enter the desired keywords in the friend search bar on Facebook.
Step 2: Then switch to the Photos section to display relevant image content. For maximum results, choose Public Photos and click See All.
Step 3: Here, you will see numerous images related to the keywords you are searching for.
Thus, Mytour has guided you on the fastest and most accurate way to search for images on Facebook. Best of luck!
