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Switches image search results from a masonry grid back to a classic row-by-row justified layout, with an adjustable row height. Tired of Google Images' masonry/waterfall grid, where every photo is a different height and rows never line up? Row View for Image Search puts image search results back into the classic justified row layout: every image in a row shares the same height, images keep their original aspect ratio (no cropping into squares), and rows read left-to-right like a real photo grid. ★ FEATURES ✓ One click never needed: it just works the moment you open an image search. ✓ Adjustable row height via a small on-page slider (bottom-right corner), so you control how large or compact the grid is. ✓ Keeps working as you scroll and load more results. ✓ No account, no setup, no configuration page. ★ PRIVACY FIRST ✓ Zero permissions requested. ✓ No data collection, no tracking, no analytics, no network requests. ✓ Everything happens locally, in your own browser, on the page you're already viewing. ✓ Full privacy policy: see the "Privacy practices" tab on this listing. ★ WHO IT'S FOR Anyone who finds Google Images' masonry grid harder to scan than the classic row layout — researchers, designers, shoppers comparing product photos, or anyone who just wants image search results back the way they used to look. This is an independent, unofficial browser extension. It is not made by, affiliated with, or endorsed by Google. "Google Images" is used only to describe the site this extension works with.
Jul 26, 2026
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