Using visual search

To make the most of the visual search feature, follow these best practices:

Do not use visual search to count objects. For example, using the search criteria of three people will not necessarily return assets with three people.
Do not include distance measurements. For example, search criteria of a photo of a car, a bike, and an airplane, where the airplane is closer to the bike than the car will not return relevant results.
Do not describe classification tasks in the search criteria. For example, differences between types of flowers.
Do not describe the absence of something. For example, car without people.

Aim to provide enough specific detail to locate the images you want. Too much information, or too little, can cause inaccurate or irrelevant results. Here are some examples.

Original search string	Issue	Improved string
person reading	Not enough information.	young girl reading a paperback book
cooking	Not enough information.	cooking knife
cooking knife on table	Too much information. Images returned could include images of only tables, if no relevant images are found for a cooking knife.	cooking knife
adult female	Too vague. Images returned could include adult female tigers or birds.	female human adult

Tip

If you still do not see the results you expect. refresh the renditions and select _embeddings.

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