Instructions for using Google Bard to search for YouTube videos

Google Bard is an AI tool that works like Microsoft's Copilot, helping you find information such as searching for YouTube videos as you like. You just need to enter a video search request on YouTube and then the tool will search for what you want. Below are instructions for using Google Bard to find YouTube videos.

How to use Google Bard to find YouTube videos

Step 1:

First, access Google Bard by following the link below to use. Next at the chat frame interface, enter the formula @YouTube for the video content you want to find and press Enter to send the message.

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Step 2:

You will then see YouTube video results based on the information you want to find.

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You can use Google Bard to search for specific information in YouTube videos. Immediately after that, Google Bard will provide the exact information you need to search for in the video.

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In case you don't want to watch the entire video, just enter the required ingredients in Google Bard.

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As a result, you also get the ingredients used, or information on demand without having to watch the video.

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In addition to providing video results on YouTube, the Google Bard tool also provides links to websites related to the content you are looking for.

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When you ask about the products appearing in the video, Google Bard will introduce the products on websites that are available for sale for users to refer to.

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In general, searching for YouTube videos on Google Bard does not just stop at giving you YouTube videos, but we can dig deeper into the content inside the video.

David Pac

Update 29 November 2023