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Firefox for iOS 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.
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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 iOS.
- 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’s photo library
- 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.
- If you choose , Firefox may ask for permission to access your camera. Firefox won't ask again if you've already granted camera permission.
- 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 iOS or may vary by region.
