A while back I got to preview the concept of the visual search feature in content hub. Since then I have been anticipating its release. It is officially here and I wanted to put it to the test.

To access this feature, navigate to the Assets.

Click on the AI button and you should see the following. You will see a few things show up. You can use the first icon to search by image. The second icon lets you search by color. You can also type in keywords.

Click on the first icon to search by an image. You will see the following file upload screen. You then can select a local image to search by. In this case I will select a runner in a city.

After uploading the image, a search for images will show related images.

Next using the search by color option you will see the following. Choose a color.

Once the color is chosen you will see images related to that color.

Once you have results you can even break things down further by adding search text.

What if this is a common search that a content author does? Well you can save this search and use it again if needed. Simply click on the Save button.

The next screen will appear. You can then name your search and share with other content authors.

When you go back to assets you will then have the search under the saved searches.

What if you just wanted to search by keywords? Well you can do that to. Simply type in your search keys and click on the arrow. The keyword(s) will be used to visually search images.

If you need to include existing assets for visual search you can do so in the AI settings.

So using this is something I can see streamlining the searching process and making it much faster in retrieving assets. In my opinion this is one of the best search features I have seen. It stands out not only in the content hub, but everywhere else.