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YouTube will soon let viewers use Google Lens to search what they see while watching Shorts

Last updated: May 29, 2025 10:39 am
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YouTube to Integrate Google Lens into YouTube Shorts for Enhanced Visual Search Capabilities

YouTube made an exciting announcement on Thursday, revealing its plans to introduce Google Lens to YouTube Shorts in the near future. This integration will allow viewers to utilize Google Lens to search for information related to what they see while watching Shorts.

For instance, while watching a Short video showcasing a location you’re interested in visiting, you can select a landmark within the video and ask Lens to identify it. This feature will enable you to delve deeper into the culture and history of the destination.

By incorporating Lens into Shorts, YouTube aims to elevate visual search capabilities and provide users with more interactive ways to discover and search for content seamlessly.

This move is particularly strategic for YouTube as it seeks to enhance the search experience for Shorts viewers, a functionality not currently offered by competitors like TikTok and Instagram Reels.

Once the feature is rolled out, users can access it by pausing a Short video and selecting the “Lens” option from the top menu. They can then draw, highlight, or tap on an object within the video to initiate a search. Lens will then display visual matches and search results overlaid on the Short video, allowing users to seamlessly resume watching the content after exploring further.

During the beta phase of Lens in Shorts, users will not encounter ads in search results. Additionally, the feature will not be available for Shorts containing YouTube Shopping affiliate links or paid product promotions.

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YouTube will be rolling out the beta version to all viewers this week, marking a significant step in enhancing the Shorts experience.

This latest development comes as YouTube continues to expand Shorts with new features aimed at competing with popular short-form video platforms like TikTok and Instagram Reels.

In April, YouTube unveiled upcoming features for creators, including an improved video editor, AI-generated stickers, synchronization of content to music beats, enhanced templates, and more, all geared towards helping creators produce engaging short-form videos.

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