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Draw an area on a page, preview the crop and search the image with Google Images/Lens or Bing Visual Search. Draw to Search 🔍 Search anything you see — just draw around it. Draw to Search lets you visually search any part of a webpage by drawing a selection around the image, object, product, logo, icon, or detail you want to find. It is a fast and simple alternative to Google Lens / Search with Google Lens, especially for Chromium-based browsers that do not include Chrome’s built-in Lens search feature. No screenshots. No manual cropping. No extra steps. Just draw, search, and discover. 🚀 Why Use Draw to Search? 🖼️ Search visual content faster 🎯 Select the exact area you want ✅ Searching unknown objects 🛒 Find similar products online ✨ Finding image sources 📑 Search inside PDFs now (new experimental feature) 🧭 Looking up clothes, gadgets, furniture, tools, and accessories 🌐 Bring Lens-like search to more Chromium browsers, like Brave / Edge / Opera / Vivaldi / Helium ⚡ Save time compared to taking and uploading screenshots 🧩 Lightweight, focused, easy to use, and most of all, no forced permissions. 🚀 Changelog: 1.2.5 - Can now change the Search Engine in the overlay. 1.2.4 - Fix Google Image search since Google has discontinued their old endpoint. - Added »experimental PDF« search, as request by users. - Added visual queue to the search button. - Changed default overlay closing to 15 seconds. 1.1.0 - Added shortcut key to start draw - Alt+Shift+D 1.0.0 - Initial version Known issues: - PDF doesn't always work, and sometimes you need to change tabs to get it working again.
Jul 28, 2026
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