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iSearch is a lightweight image search engine supporting image-to-image and text-to-image search. Built on TinyCLIP (OpenCLIP-compatible) and HNSWlib, it's fast and resource-efficient, running on 2GB RAM devices. Use standalone or integrate as a Python library.
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ImgSearch is a lightweight image search engine supporting image-to-image and text-to-image search. Built on TinyCLIP (OpenCLIP-compatible) and HNSWlib, it's fast and resource-efficient, running on 2GB RAM devices. Use standalone or integrate as a Python library.
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## Features
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Images converted to 384x384 WebP, extract TinyCLIP features (512-dim vectors), stored in HNSW index. Batch processing (default 100/batch), handles tens of thousands.
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Images converted to 384x384, extract TinyCLIP features (512-dim vectors), stored in HNSW index.
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### 3. Search Images
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Search uses `search` subcommand, but it's the default: if no subcommand specified and args don't match others, auto-treated as search. Syntax: `isearch [search] QUERY` (`[search]` optional).
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Search images uses the `search` subcommand, but for operational convenience, iSearch has set it as the default subcommand, which can be omitted during use. If no subcommand is specified and the arguments don't match other commands, it will be automatically treated as a search.
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