Google Photos Search Tips

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How to find images in Google Photos

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Google Photos can recognize people and pets in your photos, and it can even recognize individuals as they age over time.

If you’ve never identified the person before or if the algorithm doesn’t recognize them, you will have to help out with the identification.

You can search for a person or pet via the search box atop the Google Photos interface or via the People and pets link on the left-hand navigation panel.

AI-powered recognition in Google Photos is now advanced enough that it can find a lot of what you’re looking for.

The AI hasn’t yet progressed to the stage where it can easily cope with two searches together so it’s best to stick to one search term.

Google Photos searches through the text in your images, too, which is another way of sifting through them.

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