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Experiments with Google

A gallery of creative coding, AI and music experiments.

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Experiments with Google is a gallery of creative coding, AI and music experiments. When you arrive, you find a grid of projects, from drawing-by-AI to sound toys, and you can filter by technology or category to find something to play with. It is a huge archive of digital curiosities, many of which have their own entries on our list, like Quick, Draw! and Chrome Music Lab. Because the projects are varied, quality and style differ: some are polished toys, some are technical demos. That is part of the charm. It is a great place to browse when you want to see what the browser can do, or to pick up ideas for your own projects. Choose a category that interests you, open a few experiments in new tabs, and see which ones hold your attention. Some require a camera or microphone, so check the prompts before you grant access.

Tips for getting the most out of it

  • Filter by category to narrow the pile.
  • Some experiments ask for camera or mic access; decide before you allow.
  • Open several in tabs and keep the best.

Questions about Experiments with Google

What is Experiments with Google?

It is Google's showcase of experimental projects in creative coding, AI, music and more. You can browse and filter the gallery and open each experiment. In short: A gallery of creative coding, AI and music experiments.

Are Experiments with Google projects safe?

They are published by Google, but individual experiments may ask for permissions such as camera or microphone. Read the prompts and only allow what you are comfortable with. For reference, Experiments with Google is listed as working on mobile, takes a deep rabbit hole to enjoy, and we check its link daily.

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