Google has introduced a new Lens screen-searching feature for Apple iPhone users that lets them search for things on their screen with a simple gesture while using Google Chrome or the Google Search app. The feature works similarly to Android's Circle to Search, where users can draw, highlight, or tap anything on their screen using Google Lens.

For example, if you are reading an article and see a painting that you want to know more about, you can circle or tap it to get more information. When you highlight or tap something, Google shows related results. You can make the search a little more precise with color, brand, or other details. Apart from this, you can also ask further questions to get more information.

How to use the Lens screen-searching feature on iPhone

To use this feature, click on the three dots in Chrome or Google app and select Search Screen with Google Lens. Soon the Lens icon will appear on your screen.

According to reports, this feature has been released globally for iOS users. It has been rolled out this week and now you can use it. Apart from this, Google is also engaged in improving its AI overview feature, which quickly summarizes the search results. Now Google Lens will show an AI overview in search even without extra text or questions. For example, if you take a photo of a car, the AI ​​overview feature will immediately give details about it. Along with this, you will also get some links, which will make it easier for you to understand about that car.

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