Image Search

Introduction

Image Search finds existing photographs on the web and displays them in the chat. It is designed for subjects that already have a real appearance, such as a landmark, a product, a brand, a person, or a location, where the goal is to see what the subject actually looks like. It differs from Image Generation, which creates a new, original image from a description.

Image Search needs no button or setting. Ask for a photograph in plain language, and Chagible searches and presents the result. It is available on every plan.

Image Search or Image Generation

• Image Search fits when the subject is real and identifiable: “Show me a photograph of the Eiffel Tower at night.”
• Image Generation fits when the subject is invented, generic, or creative: “Create an illustration of a friendly robot holding a shopping bag.”

If a request could mean either, for example “an image of a coffee shop,” Chagible may ask one short question before it proceeds. Saying “find a photograph of” or “create an illustration of” avoids the question.

How to use it

1. Describe the subject you want to see and say that you want an existing photograph, for example “Find a photograph of the Sydney Opera House.”
2. Send the message. Chagible searches and responds in the chat.
3. Look beneath the text for the photographs. They appear beneath the complete text of the response and not within it.
4. Refine the request in the same Task Tab, for example “Show one taken at sunrise” or “Find a wider view.”

How the results appear

• Photographs are displayed inline in the chat, sized to fit the width of the conversation.
• They are shown for reference. Unlike images created by Chagible, they do not open in an enlarged view and have no download button.
• An image that cannot be loaded is omitted without leaving a gap or an error icon, so the text of the response stays complete.
• In an exported Task Tab, each search image is replaced by a short placeholder line, [Image Search Result]. See Export.

Sample prompts

• “Find a photograph of the Golden Gate Bridge in fog.”
• “Show me what the packaging of a leading oat milk brand looks like.”
• “Find a photograph of the Colosseum in Rome.”
• “Show me a photograph of the Burj Khalifa.”

Good to know

• Photographs belong to their owners. Before you use a photograph in a campaign, a website, or any published material, confirm that you hold the right to do so. To get an original image without that concern, use Image Generation.
• Image Search is not available inside Focus Sheet. Exit Focus Sheet first.
• Results come from the public web, so the images available for a subject can vary. If the results are not suitable, make the subject more specific or add a descriptive detail.
• Like every request, a search uses credits from your daily allowance. See Plans and Credits.
• For videos, use Video Search. For research and links, use Web Search.