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20 Hidden Google Search Easter Eggs to Hunt For

By Matthew Lynch
July 15, 2023
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Google has come a long way since its inception in 1998, constantly evolving and adding new features to enhance user experience. But in addition to these practical offerings, Google has a playful side that is often hidden from plain sight. These delightful surprises, or “Easter eggs,” are peppered across the search engine and ready for discovery. In this article, we explore 20 hidden Google search Easter eggs that you can “hunt” for the next time you’re looking for a little online amusement.

1. Do a Barrel Roll

Type “do a barrel roll” into the search bar and watch as your entire search page performs a full 360-degree spin.

2. Zerg Rush

Enter “zerg rush” in your search bar and witness an onslaught of O’s appearing on your screen, consuming the search results.

3. Super Mario Bros

Search for “Super Mario Bros” and click on the flashing question mark box for a nostalgic nod to this classic game.

4. Atari Breakout

Morph your Google image search into a rendition of the vintage Atari video game by searching “Atari Breakout.”

5. Snake

Unlock an entertaining hidden game by typing “Google snake” in the search bar.

6. Pac-Man

Get transported back to the 1980s by searching “Pac-Man” and playing the iconic arcade game right in your browser.

7. T-rex Run

No internet connection? Don’t worry! Simply hit the spacebar when presented with Google Chrome’s offline error screen, featuring a little T-Rex, and enjoy an obstacle-filled running game.

8. Google Gravity

Witness the collapse of your search page by typing “Google gravity” and clicking “I’m Feeling Lucky.”

9. Blink HTML

Enter “blink html” into your search bar and watch as all instances of the words “blink” and “html” in the search results flash before your eyes.

10. Google Sky

Explore the cosmos by typing “Google sky” and navigating through a stunning astronomical image collection.

11. Roll A Die

Feeling lucky? Type “roll a die” in the search bar, and Google will generate a random roll for you.

12. Flip A Coin

Settle disputes with ease by entering “flip a coin” in your search bar for an instant virtual coin toss.

13. Festivus

Celebrate fictional holiday “Festivus” by searching its name, then observe the hidden aluminum pole poking out between search results.

14. Tic Tac Toe

Indulge in some old-school fun with a simple “tic-tac-toe” query.

15. Calculator

Turn Google into an easy-to-use calculator just by typing simple math equations in the search bar.

16. Stopwatch

Launch an impromptu stopwatch timer by entering the word “stopwatch.”

17. Animal Sounds

Discover animal sounds by searching “animal noises.”

18. Play Dreidel

Access an interactive version of the traditional Hanukkah game with a quick “play dreidel” search.

19. Random Number Generator

Simply type “random number generator” to unlock this useful tool for generating random values within a given range.

20. Color Picker

Hone your design skills or simply find the perfect hue with Google’s built-in color picker — just search “color picker.”

Conclusion

These 20 hidden Google search Easter eggs are just a few of the many creative surprises that showcase Google’s lighter side. Next time you’re seeking some online amusement or procrastinating from work (we won’t judge!), be sure to dive into these entertaining and often helpful gems nestled within everyone’s go-to search engine.

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