Google Photos begins by providing users with a search for text images.

Google Images is known for its artificial intelligence and ability to search for items in your photos, including colors, animals, and facial expressions. Google Images has acquired a new feature that allows you to search your images via text. Not only that, but you will receive the release effort.

Currently, you can access your Google Photos app and type the text you know about the image you are looking for. If you want to copy it, simply click on the Objective button at the bottom and you will be able to copy and paste the highlighted words. However, our experience with some handwritten notes shows that Google struggles with abbreviated and lesser known words.

Text search also works on your browser, but you can not use Google Lens for obvious reasons. By fighting against wavy words and foreign symbols, they must therefore adhere to the printed letters and fonts known to date.

A quick experiment revealed that Google's artificial intelligence engine could recognize a Nissan car on the street, but it could not handle a call containing the word "Nissan". The service therefore still needs time before becoming perfect.

You have spotted it! Starting this month, we are deploying the ability to search your photos by their text.

Once you have found the photo you are looking for, click the Lens button to easily copy and paste text. Take this, wifi passwords impossible ?

– Google Photos (@googlephotos) August 22, 2019