Search Labs is a program for people to experiment with early-stage Google Search experiences and share feedback. If you’re eligible and interested in Search Labs, you can access it through the Labs icon 
Labs experiments, including AI-powered experiences, are in development, and their quality and availability may vary. You can leave feedback to help us improve the overall experience.
What you need
- An Android phone or tablet.
- Latest version of the Google app
, Chrome
, Firefox
, or Opera
.
- Be 13 or over. If you’re under 18, Search Labs and select experiments are available in the US and in English only.
- A personal Google Account that you manage on your own. For now, Search Labs and its experiments are not available to Google Workspace accounts, including Google Workspace for Education accounts.
Learn about the languages and countries where Search Labs is available.
Manage experiments in Search Labs
Turn an experiment on- On your Android device, open the Google app
, Chrome
- Make sure you’re signed in to your Google Account with Incognito mode turned off.
- At the top, tap Labs
Manage
.
- If you don’t find the Labs
, it isn't currently available to you. Learn more about Search Labs availability.
- If you don’t find the Labs
- Find an experiment that interests you and click Turn on.
- To find how it works click Try an example.
- For more info about an experiment, tap its card.
- To join the waitlist to access an experiment tap Join Waitlist.
, Chrome 
Manage 
.
- On your Android device, open the Google app
- Make sure you’re signed in to your Google Account with Incognito mode turned off.
- At the top, tap Labs
- Find the experiment you want to turn off.
- Toggle the experiment off
.
Give feedback on experiments & Search Labs
Give feedback on an experiment- On your Android device, open the Google app
- Make sure you’re signed in to your Google Account with Incognito mode turned off.
- At the top, tap Labs
- Find the experiment you want to give feedback on.
- Tap the experiment’s card.
- Scroll to the bottom.
- Tap Share feedback.
- On your Android device, open the Google app
- Make sure you’re signed in to your Google Account with Incognito mode turned off.
- At the top, tap Labs
- Scroll to the bottom.
- Tap Share feedback.
How experiments work
Experiments may change how Google Search appears. For example, you might get an AI Overview at the top of search results. Also, you might get different design layouts than you’re used to.
Tip: Experiment availability varies. Learn more about the experiments.
FAQs
What happens after I join the waitlist for an experiment?If you’re on the waitlist for an experiment and it's ready for you, we’ll notify you by email if you opted in to receive email updates about Search Labs.
You’ll be able to turn the experiment off and on at any time, and you’ll also have the opportunity to provide feedback.
If you joined the waitlist for an experiment and changed your mind, you can leave the waitlist.
The amount of time you'll wait may vary.
While we can’t share exact dates for when Search Labs will be available in your country, we're currently expanding outside of the US.
When relevant, you may be asked to review and accept terms of service specific to an experiment. These also apply:
Before we make generative AI tools available to Google Workspace for Education accounts, especially those for users under 18, we want to make sure:
- School administrators have transparency and control over how students access generative AI with their school accounts.
- School staff and faculty are informed about generative AI tools so they can make decisions that align with their school policies. This includes giving school staff and faculty time to test generative AI tools in their school environment.
As we work on this, we'll continue to work with the education community to explore new ways to bring helpful tools and functionalities to educators and students.
- AI Overviews and more: Not all queries will generate an AI Overview in your search results. In this case, your search results won’t include "AI Overviews and more" content.
You can find the end date of an experiment on its card on the Search Labs page, though these may change over time.