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For example, if you wanted a picture of a red car, you could do an image search for the word "car" and then choose the red color box to see only red cars.
A good use of this for educational research would be to search for charts or graphs for a particular topic. Just do an image search for your topic and then choose the white color box. This works because most graphs or charts have a white background.
For example, if you want a diagram of a Tesla Coil, do an image search for the word "tesla coil" and then choose the white color box.
Regular image search for "tesla coil":
The same search filtered for the color white:
How have you used Google Image searches or color filters?
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