Find This Light Fixture by Picture

Upload the picture and the AI tells you the fixture type, style and visible details, such as "brushed brass globe pendant", and lists 3 to 5 likely matches. Tap a search phrase to open it in Google Shopping, Amazon, Wayfair or Google Images and find the same or a similar light.

Sometimes the search links lead straight to it, but the AI cannot confirm it. It names likely matches and gives you search links; it does not search shop catalogues, so it cannot confirm the exact brand, model or price. Many fixtures are sold under several names, so compare each listing with your photo: arms, shade, canopy and finish.

Use the search phrase that names the finish, style and type, such as "matte black dome pendant light". It finds look-alikes from many shops, which is often the quickest way to a similar light at a lower price.

Yes. Table lamps and floor lamps work the same way: upload the photo and you get the lamp type, style, shade and finish, plus search phrases to shop with.

Turn the power off and look for a label inside the canopy (the plate against the ceiling or wall), on the back plate or near the bulb socket. It often shows the maker and a model number. Search that number, then use our search phrases if the model is discontinued.

Ceiling, wall, floor and table lights, including pendants, chandeliers, flush mounts, sconces, track lights and lamps, plus common styles such as industrial, farmhouse, mid-century and art deco.

Yes. The result has a Google Lens button that opens Lens, where you can upload the same photo to match it against pictures online. We never send your photo there; Lens only gets it if you upload it yourself. Lens matches pictures, and our names give you words to search with.

Shops name the same fixture in different ways. If one search finds nothing, swap in a synonym, such as "dome" for "bell" or "sconce" for "wall light".

A clear, straight-on photo of the whole fixture with the arms, shade and canopy in the frame. Crop out the rest of the room, and use a photo where the light is off or not glaring.

Try the other search phrases, then swap one word at a time: the type (pendant or chandelier), the shape (dome, globe, drum) or the finish. Search on Google Images with the same words, and if the photo came from a hotel, restaurant or shop, ask them, as they often know the maker.

Yes. "Light fitting" is the usual UK name for a light fixture, so upload the photo the same way. If you shop in the UK, try the search phrase with "light fitting" or "ceiling light" in place of "fixture".