Google Chrome now allows you to search for images using Google Lens without leaving the site

Google Chrome now allows you to search for images using Google Lens without leaving the site

Google Lens is increasingly integrated into the search giant’s services

a google lens It is an increasingly important tool in the ecosystem The Google It is not surprising that it is gaining more and more importance in Chrome, which now lets you search by images without leaving the current page. A panel appears to the right of the browser to display your results.

When you right-click on an image, “Find Image Using Google Lens” opens a side panel instead of a new tab. This is the same side panel you have for your bookmarks and reading list, because clicking the icon between your extensions and your profile picture will hide them. The main window will then be resized, but never abandoned.

What appears is similar to the full screen experience, with the image taking up most of the panel. The “Find Image Source” option appears above to open Google Image search results, while you can switch between the search, text, and translation options below… but nothing like the example:

Visually, the panel on the right and the general screen can resemble the mobile experience. The side panel also appears when Google Lens is turned on without having to consider a specific image.

The new version is now being launched, is already available to many users, and will be gradually available to everyone over the next few weeks.

If you still don’t know Lens well, you can learn about the vast majority of its features over here.

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By Chris Skeldon

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