Google Search Labs

What is Google Search Labs?

Google Search Labs is a platform for new Google Search ideas. It lets users try features that are still in early stages of development, with the goal of collecting feedback from real people to spot bugs and improve the search experience.

Experiments available through Search Labs include AI overviews that summarize information, tools for getting quick insights from web pages, AI features to help you browse more effectively, and collaborative search features like “Notes on Search.”

Who created Google Search Labs?

Google launched Search Labs to give users access to early Google Search experiments and a way to provide direct feedback, which Google uses to improve its products and services.

What is Google Search Labs used for?

• Trying out new features before they are widely released
• Giving feedback on those features
• Helping find and fix glitches or issues
• Participating in public trials of new experiments
• Testing image recognition skills
• Sharing comments directly on search results
• A more interactive, collaborative search experience

It is accessible on a variety of devices and is designed for users of any technical skill level.

Who is Google Search Labs for?

Search Labs is useful for people who research AI, web developers, user experience designers, SEO specialists, and digital marketers — anyone who wants early visibility into how Google Search is evolving.

How to use Google Search Labs

1. Sign in to Google Search Labs with your Google account.
2. Explore the early-stage experiments available.
3. Opt in to any experiment you are willing to test.
4. Provide feedback after trying each experiment.
5. Use the Google app to access Search Labs on mobile devices.
6. Try AI experiments, including image-reading tests like “Say What You See.”
7. Use “Notes on Search” to share opinions on search results and see what others have said.
8. Follow the platform’s blog for updates on new experiments.

Search Labs exists to improve Google products by letting users try new things and share feedback. Participating gives you an active role in shaping Google Search.