How to Use Google Lens: A Simple Beginner's Guide
Google Lens turns your phone camera into a smart search tool. You can copy text from a photo, translate a sign by pointing your camera at it, identify a plant, or find a product online, all in a few seconds. Here is how to use it, step by step. Where do you find Google Lens? Google Lens is already built into places you use every day: Google app: open the Google app and tap the camera (Lens) icon in the search bar. Google Photos: open any photo and tap the Lens icon at the bottom. Camera: many Android phones have Lens built into the camera app. Chrome: long press any image and choose "Search image with Google". What can Google Lens do? Copy text from a photo. Open a photo of notes, a bill or a board, run Lens, select the text and copy it. No retyping. Translate anything. Point the camera at a menu, sign or document and choose Translate. The text changes to your language right on the screen. Identify plants and animals. Take a photo of an unfamiliar plant an...