Simply download the gif and do a quick reverse image search on Google, and you’ll see it was originally a clip of Brock Lesnar, the five-time WWE Champion.

What can reverse image search do? When you upload an image to Google's reverse image search, it looks for all websites featuring that image.

Sometimes an image does a better job at describing what you're searching for than words. Here's how to search using just an image on your phone and computer.

It's easy to find or reverse-search images with Google on your mobile device. We show you how it's done in Android or iPhone, plus a few apps that can help out.

There's more than one way to use Google Images. You can find related photos and additional information with reverse image search or Google Lens.

You can run a reverse image search on Google, Bing, and several other platforms. Follow these steps to find what you're looking for.

Google buries the option to do a reverse image search on mobile. Here's how to do it, plus how on a desktop. We also provide an alternative to Google.

Via a "reverse image search" on a computer or smartphone, you can find people, places and things that are in the picture. Watch this video to see how to do a reverse image search on Google.

How to restore reverse image search in Chrome You can still use the original reverse image search in Chrome if you prefer it over the new and improved Google Lens. To do this, turn off the Google ...

Google Images has a feature that lets you use images to search for related topics as well as images similar to it, increasing your chances of finding what you're actually looking for.

Do you want to perform a reverse image search on mobile? Here's a guide detailing the steps involved in performing a reverse image search on iPhone and Android.