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# visualLookUp

An option that presents a button for more information on any subjects the framework recognizes in the image.

```
static let visualLookUp: ImageAnalysisInteraction.InteractionTypes
```

## Discussion

When the framework identifies something familiar in an image that it can provide more information about (see [`ImageAnalysisInteraction.Subject`](/documentation/VisionKit/ImageAnalysisInteraction/Subject)), it offers
a button in the bottom-right corner of the view. When people tap the button, a modal sheet appears that offers info about the subject.
For example, if the image contains a dog, the modal sheet describes the dog’s breed and provides a relevant web URL where people can read more about the breed.

VisionKit supports Visual Look Up when it recognizes the following subjects:

- Plants and flowers
- Animals, such as cats, dogs, birds, reptiles, and insects
- Places, such as constructed landmarks, sculptures, and natural landmarks
- Art and media, such as paintings, books, and album covers
- Food, such as prepared dishes and desserts
- Symbols, such as laundry care labels and vehicle dashboard indicators

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