Google Lens, a visual search app available on Android, iOS, and Desktop, has been integrated into YouTube’s search bar on the Android app. This feature allows users to easily recognize and analyze content using the mobile camera or images saved in their device’s gallery. The button for Google Lens can be found next to the microphone option in the search bar, making it easy for users to use both features simultaneously.
YouTube has recently added this feature to its own search engine, allowing users to quickly find relevant content without having to manually type in their search query. The Google Lens camera automatically opens when the button is pressed, recognizing and analyzing content through its image recognition technology. Once the content is recognized, Google Lens provides available options that match the search query after identifying the text or image from the photo.
This feature is powered by Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology and is currently only available to some users who are logged into the same account across their devices. However, as more users continue to use this feature, it is likely that it will become more widely available in the future. With this new addition to YouTube’s search bar, users can now easily find and recognize content with just a few taps on their phone screen.
