Google Photos is currently the most popular and arguably the best photo workflow app available, offering features such as photo backup, organization, editing, and sharing on both smartphones and PCs. One of its most notable features is the incredible search tool, which allows users to find old photos and videos simply by typing keywords or searching by date, time, and location. What’s more is that Google Photos’ already powerful search tool is getting even better as it now supports more “complex queries”.
You Can now Put a longer Search Query
As per a 9to5Google report, the Google Photos search bar has been showing users a pop-up about the more powerful search feature. Upon opening the Photos app on the web, users are noticing a “Try a more powerful search” prompt in blue. Google explains the search bar now supports longer search queries with more details to find the closest match. You can now search for phrases like “colorful sunset” and “peaceful garden”.
This will let you search for more specific queries and get more precise results. The publication notes that you can even search for specific objects in a specific context, like searching for photos of dogs in a park. In such cases, Google Photos will prioritize displaying those specific photos at the top of the results.
A Google spokesperson tells 9to5Google that the company is “always experimenting with new ways to help people find and relive their photos and videos. This experiment allows people to search for more complex queries to help them find the photos and videos they’re looking for more easily.” It is worth noting that this feature is currently rolling out to only a small number of users. A wider rollout should start soon.
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