Google is updating its Google Lens support for Chrome. The company recently rolled out the Google Lens support for the web browser and now, it is getting some new improvements and changes.
The image recognition tool from the company usually opens a new tab when someone wants to use Google Lens on a website to search for an image. However, it seems to change soon. According to a report by The Verge, Google will update Chrome to show Lens search results on the right side of the webpage. A new tab will be opened only when users will require to find the source of an image.
If you don’t know how to use Google Lens on Chrome, follow our step-by-step guide:
Open any website and look for an image for which you want to use Google Lens. Then, right-click on it and choose the option Search Image with Google Lens.
The updated Google Chrome capabilities are rolling out to Google Chrome users now and you can update the web browser to its latest version by clicking on three dots at the top right corner → About → Update.
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