Google Lens can now copy, paste handwritten notes to your computer

Now, handwritten notes can be coped and pasted from your phone to your computer? How? Google has made it it possible by introducing a new feature to Google Lens. This feature only works if your handwriting is clear and readable.

Washington D.C.: Google has added a new feature to Google Lens that will now allow users to copy and paste handwritten notes from your phone to your computer with Lens, though it only works if your handwriting is neat enough.

In order to use the new feature, you need to have the latest version of Google Chrome as well as the standalone Google Lens app on Android or the Google app on iOS. You'll also need to be logged in to the same Google account on both devices, The Verge reported.

Google has informed about this new feature of Google Lens on its official Twitter handle.

• Being productive at home just got a little easier. Use #GoogleLens to quickly copy handwritten notes 📝 to your computer 💻, brush up on new concepts, and hear how to correctly pronounce “hipopótamo” 🦛 in Spanish → https://t.co/yGed3LdtQY pic.twitter.com/aOorrBDGVQ

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  Being productive at home just got a little easier. Use #GoogleLens to quickly copy handwritten notes 📝 to your computer 💻, brush up on new concepts, and hear how to correctly pronounce “hipopótamo” 🦛 in Spanish → https://t.co/yGed3LdtQY pic.twitter.com/aOorrBDGVQ

  — Google (@Google) May 7, 2020

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  Being productive at home just got a little easier. Use #GoogleLens to quickly copy handwritten notes 📝 to your computer 💻, brush up on new concepts, and hear how to correctly pronounce “hipopótamo” 🦛 in Spanish → https://t.co/yGed3LdtQY pic.twitter.com/aOorrBDGVQ

  — Google (@Google) May 7, 2020

To use the feature, you simply need to point your camera at any handwritten text, highlight it on-screen, and select copy. You can then go to any document in Google Docs, hit edit, and then paste to paste the text.

(Inputs from ANI)