Google Lens To Get A Shortcut To Quickly Launch Image Search

September 26, 2022 By Monica Green

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With a shortcut to Google Lens, you can quickly launch the image search, which was earlier introduced on Desktop and is available now on Android. Google Lens on Android scans an image, and some circular buttons are being seen at the bottom in the right by some users above the results. Once tapped, a magnifying glass icon goes to Google Image Search on the browser for that image with the inquiry being circulated. In comparison to Google Lens, Image search has been more popular, which the company understood in April using the shortcut “Find Image Source” on lens.google.com results. This feature is now coming to Android users.

However, using Google Lens is still a double task compared to the previous version, but this is better as you do not have to download an image; to upload, you would have to go to images.google.com manually. The Find Image source icon is still unavailable for all Google Lens users as the Image Search on the phone is conducting a redesigned test. The Search Filters, Videos, News, All Images, etc., come along with icons on the Desktop, but the pill-shaped buttons are now being strengthened.

By Monica Green

I am specialised in latest tech and tech discoveries.

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