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How to Copy Text From Paper to Your Computer Using Google Lens

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If you’re a huge fan of putting down info with pen and paper and typing them out later, or you love taking pictures of books just to extract the typed/written info, here’s a better mode you should consider. With a new Google Lens feature, you can now seamlessly copy text from a paper or book to your laptop.

This will still involve the use of a mobile device especially as laptops are not designed to easily support such kinds of tasks. The camera location, for one, makes it hard.

As with a couple of other lovely features, Google Lens allows users to copy text from paper to laptop. This feature was introduced alongside other features like reading text from paper aloud and translating text from image in over 100 languages.

In this post, we’ll be showing you how to copy text from paper (using your mobile device) to your laptop. You should read through.


READ MORE: How to Read Printed Text Aloud With Google Lens.


Copy Text From Paper to Computer With Google Lens

Before anything, make sure you have the (updated) Google Lens app installed on your Android phone. For iOS devices, there’s no dedicated Google Lens app. However, there’s a “Lens” functionality embedded in the default Google app.

And that’s all you need to do to copy and paste from paper to your laptop.

This feature on Google Lens is bound to save laptop users a lot of time and energy with this seamless process. With every day that passes, there’s a new reason/feature to download and use the Google Lens mobile app.

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