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How to use Google Lens in Chrome Desktop (Search Faster)

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Tired of jumping between tabs to find more information? In this video, Scott Friesen shows you how to use Google Lens in Chrome Desktop to search for images, text, and more without leaving your current page! Learn how to easily identify objects, get product details, and look up text—all with a simple click. Whether you're shopping or researching, Google Lens can help simplify your day.

0:00 Searching images with Google Lens
1:29 Creating a Google Lens shortcut
3:57 Adding more to your search
5:03 Using Google Lens to search text

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