Google is experimenting with a new feature that could change the way users interact with it recipe search results. THE “Quick view” button, currently being tested on select recipe queriesallows users to view full recipes directly on the search results page without visiting the original website.
When searching for recipes, some users now see a “Quick View” option overlaid on the recipe thumbnail images. Clicking this button brings up the full recipe, including ingredients, step-by-step instructions and photos, all within Google’s search interface.
The feature was first spotted and reported by Search Engine Roundtable. A Google spokesperson told Search Engine Roundtable: “We’re always experimenting with different ways to connect our users with high-quality, useful information. We’ve partnered with a limited number of creators to begin exploring new recipe experiences on search that are both useful for users and generate value for the web ecosystem.
The company emphasized that this is a limited trial, with agreements in place with participants. recipe creators. However, the extent of these partnerships and any potential compensation for use of the content remains unclear.
This development follows other recent Google initiatives to provide more information directly in search results, such as AI-powered insights And featured snippets.
Google has not announced any plans to roll out the Quick View feature more broadly at this time.