Take a photo of a piece of clothing you like, type 'green' and find it in green - all without having to type the brand or anything else.
Have you ever struggled to find the right keywords for a Google search? Well, if you ever did, I know exactly how you feel. But Google's got us covered. It is introducing a new feature to Google Lens aimed at helping you find stuff you can't easily describe, and it is called Multisearch,
The button will allow you to enter a question about the object, or refine your search by color, brand, or any other visual attribute. Yeah, but what does this mean exactly? Well, here are some examples. Or... imagine your mom told you to look after her plant when she's on a trip. Yeah, we don't want to kill it, but what if you don't even know which plant it is? Simple: take a picture of it and add the query"care instructions", and Google Lens will save you from embarrassment.
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