Google has announced some improvements for its Chrome browser on iOS and iPadOS, including enhanced visual search with text modifiers, quickly looking up maps, finding better prices on shopping sites, and saving PDFs and images directly to Drive and Photos.

If you use Chrome on your iPhone, you’re about to see some features sliding over from the Android version. Google Lens will let you add text to your image searches, and you can save files and pictures directly to Google Drive and Photos.

Google Chrome users on iPhones and iPads are getting some helpful new features. The latest update includes improvements to Google Lens, easier saving to Google Drive and Photos, and a handy way to view maps directly in the browser.

Google is adding several new features to its Chrome web browser for iOS, including the integration of services like Google Maps and Drive. Google Chrome for iPhones is also getting a new search option with simultaneous Google Lens image and text search. Here is everything new coming to Chrome on iOS:

Google has announced four new features for its Chrome web browser for iOS devices. The most notable addition is an update to Google Lens that lets users search using a combination of typed text and an image.

If you're using Google Chrome on your iPhone, you'll be interested in the four upgrades that have just been announced. They're improving Google Lens search, online shopping, and integrations with Google Drive,

Chrome for iOS introduces new features like saving content to Google Drive and Photos, enhanced image searches with Google Lens, Shopping Insights for better deals, and quick map access for addresses,

Google Chrome remains the world’s most popular browser and regularly receives new feature updates. Many iPhone users also rely on Chrome for their browsing needs. Recently, Google introduced new features specifically for Chrome on iOS,

Google Chrome is now a better Safari replacement, and the latest Chrome 131 update could pull iOS users to Android.