Play Google Search Mirror
Quick Facts
- Summary
- Browse a fixed list of Easter eggs and related links in a horizontally mirrored results-style layout.
- Creator
- Launched
- 2012
- Status
- Available on elgooG
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How It Was Made
The Core Idea
Google Search Mirror flips a familiar results page from left to right. Text, images, and controls appear in reverse, while the cards link to Easter eggs and related websites.
Inspiration and Development
The earlier Google Mirror (elgooG) joke mirrored both the homepage and search results. Google Search Mirror draws on that idea to present this website’s collection as a backwards results page.
The Easter Egg Experience
What Stands Out
The page displays Easter egg cards and related links in a horizontally reversed layout. Text reads backwards, images are flipped, and the links remain clickable.
How It Works
Browse the mirrored cards and follow a link to open an Easter egg or related site. The listing is fixed; submitting different words in the search box does not filter it or retrieve live Google results.
How to Try It
- Click the button above to open the listing.
- Watch the page turn into a mirror image, then flip back.
- Click the logo or microphone icon to switch between mirrored and normal views.
- Follow a card’s link to open an Easter egg or related website.
Google Search Mirror appeared in 2012, following the elgooG mirror idea documented in 2002. For another change to a familiar page, try Google Tilt, which tips a Google-style homepage slightly to one side, or browse the interactive Doodles on this website.
Final Thoughts
The text, pictures, and layout all face backwards in Google Search Mirror, but the links still take you to the site’s Easter eggs. Browse the cards to try reading a familiar results page from the other direction.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is Google Search Mirror?
Google Search Mirror is the results-page version of the old Google Mirror joke. It flips the text, the pictures, and the familiar layout from left to right, and you can still use the mirrored page to explore this website’s Easter eggs, tricks, and games.
