You can use Google Lens from: Google Photos. Google Assistant on most Android phones. ... Get details & take action on your photos On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Photos app . Select a photo. Tap Lens . Depending on your photo, check the details, take an action, or find similar products.Google Lens is free and can be downloaded on both iOS and Android devices. New Google Lens features to help you be more productive at home Lately our family dining table has also become a work desk, a video conference room and … a kid’s playground. As I learn how to become a full time kids-entertainer, I welcome anything that can help me stay productive. And while I usually turn to Search when learning about new things, sometimes what I’m looking for is hard to describe in words.
This is where Google Lens can help. When my family’s daily activity involves a walk in the neighborhood, Lens lets me search what I see, like a flower in our neighbor’s front yard. But it can also be a helpful tool for getting things done while working and learning from home. Today, we’re adding a few new features to make you more productive.
Copy text from paper to your laptop You can already use Lens to quickly copy and paste text from paper notes and documents to your phone to save time. Now, when you select text with Lens, you can tap "copy to computer" to quickly paste it on another signed-in device with Chrome. This is great for quickly copying handwritten notes (if you write neatly!) and pasting it on your laptop without having to retype them all.
Copying text to your computer requires the latest version of Chrome, and for both devices to be signed into the same Google account.