This has helped me so many times trying to figure out what things were, but the real winner here is the translate option! I've never used it before until now! I recently bought something where the instructions were in another language. Pulled up Google Lens and was able to translate it. I actually started my screen recorder, and I clicked the "listen" open to have it read. Now when I go to put this together, I'll just play the screen recording and pause it whenever I need to!

I use this mo fo several times, and I mean several, everyday. it's all about how good the pictures you've taken are, if you take good shots, you get useful results to identify the origin or maker or price of any item. don't get me wrong, there have been two separate occasions when I couldn't find the item through the lens results, one of those times I could not make lens understand that the item was like the item pictured but had a small barely detectable difference. it's truly the best.

Lens is just the slickest little app for finding out what something is. A painting? No problem. Likewise a tree, flower or other plant. I don't use it all that often, but its never failed to give me data to work with. It can't necessarily distinguish between a photo and an original painting, but it's pretty good at recognizing the artist's signature.