Google Photos Now now search for Text in images, Copy and Paste it

Google Photos is making it much easier to look at specific images with the text through its Photos App. It’s also particularly useful for its excellent cloud service and lets users find images through a search bar.

New Feature, which lets users search for specific text in images; typing text into the search bar on Google Photos will now display any images with that specific text. The new feature is now gradually rolling out across the platform.

The Tech giant released various object recognition features powered by Google Lens for its backup application, so it doesn’t end up a photo dump where you can’t find anything anymore. Now, The tech giant has started rolling out the ability to search for images in Photos through the text found in them.

Google Tweeted, The new text search function, which is part of Google Lens’ image analyzing capabilities, can further be copied and pasted using Lens’ existing OCR functionality.

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We were able to use the new feature, and the search function worked with even small text and single words for us.

Starting this month, we are rolling out the ability to search your photos by the text in them. Google wrote in response to prominent venture capitalist Hunter Walk, who noticed earlier this week that the Lens feature had been turned on for his account.

The feature improves the search functionality of Google Photo. It can already be used to search for specific images by location, people and date, among other criteria.

Text search would typically be useful to find pictures of documents. But can also be used for things such as signboards, restaurant menus, and business cards.

Source: Lets you search for text in pictures you’ve taken

Source: Lets You Search for Text in Images, Copy and Paste It