You Can Now Conduct , a Google Search With a Picture, Rather Than Words.<br />Searching for specific things may <br />be difficult for many Google users, <br />but that is changing.<br />Now, you can use a picture to search the internet for things you can't describe.<br />On April 7, Google launched a U.S.-based beta trial of its newest creation, Google Lens Multisearch.<br />Intended primarily for online shopping, Google officials hope it will have other applications.<br />You could imagine you have something broken in front of you... , Lou Wang, search director of Google, via The Verge.<br />... don’t have the words to <br />describe it, but you want to fix it... , Lou Wang, search director of Google, via The Verge.<br />... you can just type 'how to fix.' , Lou Wang, search director of Google, via The Verge.<br />Google officials say multisearch is a more organic way to search the internet.<br />Google officials say multisearch is a more organic way to search the internet.<br />We want to help <br />people understand <br />questions naturally. , Lou Wang, search director of Google, via The Verge.<br />Google says multisearch will pluck image results from “any platform we’re able <br />to index from the open web.”.<br />Google says multisearch will pluck image results from “any platform we’re able <br />to index from the open web.”
