Google has announced that Lens users on iOS can now use gestures to complete image searches. Available to English-language users in countries where AI Overviews are supported, Lens users can now launch the Chrome app,

Google is introducing a new Lens update that allows users to search what's on their screen with a simple gesture.

Google is introducing two small but meaningful enhancements to its Lens technology. To start, Chrome and Google app users on iPhone can now draw, highlight or tap on text and images to carry out a visual search of what they see in front of them.

The AI-powered feature, which lets you quickly search for whatever's on your screen, is rolling out to iOS users this week.

Google has announced that it's bringing a new feature to iPhone that enables users to quickly search while browsing the web or watching videos.

Google unveiled a new "Search Screen with Google Lens" feature for iPhone that looks just like Circle to Search.

Google expands 'Circle to Search' to its iOS apps, enhancing visual search for iPhone users. Google is expanding ‘Circle to Search’ to iPhones, allowing users to search for anything on their screens. Google isn’t calling it by that name, though, because you can use “whatever gesture comes naturally.”

Google Lens now allows iPhone users to search their screens instantly by drawing over, tapping or highlighting any part of the screen.

Google is rolling out a new Circle to Search-like feature for iPhone users that lets them highlight anything on their screen to quickly search for it. But it's still very limited. Google introduced Circle to Search on select premium Android smartphones in early 2024.