When Microsoft launched a new version of its screenshot tool earlier, it brought new features such as QR code decoding and adding Emoji expressions.there was also a function called visual search at that time, but it was only for testing and not officially launched.
Now Microsoft has announced that the visual search function built into the screenshot tool has been launched. Users can see this function after updating to the latest version through the Microsoft Store.
Visual search sounds like a rather lofty word. After all, various AI models now use words like vision for image recognition. However, the visual search in the screenshot tool is actually the function of searching for pictures by pictures. Of course, this is also a kind of visual search. The search just changed the name to sound more noble.
When the user takes a screenshot or opens another image using a screenshot tool, he or she can call Visual Search with Bing through the right-click menu option, that is, use Bing to search the image to find similar images.
The image search function is also supported in the Microsoft Edge browser. Microsoft has now added this function to the screenshot tool to facilitate users to operate directly instead of saving the image locally, and then use the browser to open Bing search and use image search. graph function.
Generally speaking, this is a relatively practical new feature, and some users may occasionally use it. This makes it more convenient to find related pictures, and you can also use pictures to find other sources on the Internet.
To use this feature, please go to the Microsoft Store and update the Snipping Tool to v11.2404.39.0 and higher.
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