Experiments with Google

Experiments with Google is a curated online gallery that has collected over 1,600 interactive projects since 2009. These experiments were built by coders, artists, and educators using Google technologies like Chrome, Android, AI, AR, and WebXR. The site lets you browse through a wide range of creative work — from music tools like Shared Piano to machine learning demos like Teachable Machine. You can explore experiments by collection, such as AI Experiments, WebXR Experiments, or Arts & Culture Experiments, or just scroll through the latest additions.

Each experiment comes with a short description and a link to try it yourself. Some projects include open-source code and resources, so you can learn how they were made or build your own version. The site also features collections curated around themes like learning from home, accessibility, and space exploration. Recent experiments include Instrument Playground, which uses Google AI to generate music inspired by global instruments, and Say What You See, a game that teaches image prompting.

This site is best for developers looking for creative coding inspiration, teachers who want interactive demos for their students, and anyone curious about what's possible with modern web technologies. While the site itself is not an AI tool, many of the experiments it hosts use machine learning and AI in clever, accessible ways. If you're after Google's latest AI projects, the site points you to labs.google for newer experiments.