Google Carousel

SERP Features

What is a Carousel on Google?

A carousel is a row of clickable cards that often appears at the top of the SERP for certain types of queries, pulling a lot of attention away from the results below. You will commonly see them for things like movies, tourist attractions, recipes, and similar content categories.

Carousels are shown for both informational and commercial searches. Clicking on a card opens a new search results page for that specific query. So if you click on a film in a movie carousel, Google shows you a full set of results for that film.

Google search results on desktop and mobile showing carousel-style SERP features, with horizontally scrollable cards displaying related places, attractions, businesses, or informational content directly within the search results. Google search results showing a carousel of recommended attractions, with image cards, ratings, and descriptions that users can browse horizontally within the results page.

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