Google provides various features on its multiple browsers with enriched and enhanced quality. Google Lens is among the handiest tools provided by Google. It will now work on Google Chrome via the integration process. Previously this feature was only the part of Google Assistant, but now it will collaborate with Google Chrome. With this. users can search their desired images on Chrome. It can be enabled through a hidden feature of Chrome flags.
User’s need to activate the Chrome flag titled “Get Google Chrome Powered Image Search” by navigating the “context” menu.
Here are the methods to enable and search images on Google Chrome through the integration feature of Google Lens.
Benefits of Image Search Feature of Google lens
This is an interesting feature that can be used for various purposes, such as fetching information about the image. Previously, the long tab provided a Google search and a little bit of information. Google Lens’ image search feature becomes smarter with the integration of Google Chrome. It lets you know more about the image, sometimes provides the most relevant data, for example: if you want to search newsfeed of your particular image.
Activating Google Lens Image Search Feature on Google Chrome
“chrome: //_flags”
Note: If it is set to default, then the option will appear as “Default.”
“chrome: //_restart”
Searching Pictures Through Google Lens on Chrome
Note: Google will fetch you various other options, including related information and suggestions.
Integrating Google Lens with Camera Apps
One can download Google Lens to use its features with your OEM Google Camera. Various OEMs provide Google Lens as a built-in integration feature in the device stock camera application. However, in some Android devices, Google Lens is not intuitively integrated with the camera app.
Source :-http://norton-us.com/use-google-lens-to-search-for-images-on-chrome-android/
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