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On a Google Images search, click the Fullframe button in the toolbar or press Alt+Shift+G. With an image open in Google's side panel, you can also choose "Full screen" from its ⋮ menu.

On Mac, Alt corresponds to Option.

← Previous   → Next   Space Next

↓ opens related images; ↑ returns one level. Related-image browsing has breadcrumbs and remembers your position. Esc returns from related images to search results; at the results level, it closes the viewer.

Open chrome://extensions/shortcuts in a new tab. Find Fullframe, click the pencil next to the shortcut, then press the keys you want to use. Chrome saves the change straight away.

Fullframe shows a preview first, then loads the full-size original when available. Some image hosts block originals, so Fullframe falls back to a preview. An original may also be unavailable if the host is offline or has removed it.

Additional Google results load as you browse. The number of results depends on what Google supplies.

Closing without moving restores your original grid position. Closing after browsing returns the grid to the image you reached. Fullframe also attempts to restore Google’s preview panel to its previous state.

You can zoom and pan in the viewer. Fullframe supports desktop Google Images; mobile Google layouts and Google Lens are not supported.

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• ✓Chrome versionFind it at chrome://version
• ✓Fullframe versionFind it at chrome://extensions, under Fullframe
• ✓What happenedWhat you did, what you expected, and what you saw instead
• ✓Screenshot or affected search URLOptional, but helpful

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