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5 days ago
Firefox for Android lets you use Google Lens to search using images instead of text. You can search for objects, landmarks, products, plants, and more by using an image from a webpage or by taking or uploading a photo through Google Lens.
Google Lens is integrated into Firefox and opens the Google Lens experience to perform the search.
Table of Contents
Search using an image on a webpage
If you find an image while browsing, you can search for similar images or learn more about what's shown.
- Open a webpage in Firefox for Android.
- Touch and hold the image you want to search.
- Tap .
- Review the results that open in Google Lens.
Search using the address bar
You can also start a visual search from the Firefox address bar.
- Tap the address bar.
- Tap the Google Lens icon.
- Choose one of the available options:
- Take a photo
- Upload an image from your device
- Follow the prompts to complete your search.
Google Lens opens and displays results based on the selected image.
Things to know
- Google Lens searches are powered by Google.
- An internet connection is required to use Google Lens.
- Depending on your device and Android version, you may be asked to grant camera or photo library permissions.
- Search results are provided by Google Lens and may vary.
Frequently asked questions
What can I search for with Google Lens?
You can search for many types of visual content, including:
- Products
- Plants and animals
- Landmarks
- Text within images
- Similar images on the web
Can I search with a photo from my device?
Yes. When you start a search from the address bar, you can choose an image already stored on your device.
Does Firefox store the images I search?
Firefox sends the selected image to Google Lens to perform the search. For information about how Google handles image searches, see Google's privacy documentation.
Why don't I see Google Lens?
The feature may not yet be available in your version of Firefox for Android or may vary by region.
