Google has launched a new search feature called Perspectives. This tool aims to show users more personal and real-life views on topics. It pulls content from forums, blogs, and other places where people share their own experiences. The goal is to give searchers a fuller picture beyond standard articles or official sources.

(Google’s “Perspectives” Filter and Forum Content)

The Perspectives filter appears in Google Search results for certain queries. When it shows up, users can click to see stories and opinions from everyday people. These might include Reddit threads, Quora answers, or posts from niche community sites. Google says this helps highlight voices that often get overlooked in traditional search results.

This update comes as part of Google’s ongoing effort to improve how information is found online. Many users look for honest takes or firsthand advice when researching things like travel tips, product reviews, or health concerns. Perspectives tries to meet that need by surfacing authentic content written by real users.

Google uses its algorithms to identify posts that reflect personal insight rather than promotional or generic content. The company states it does not pay creators or sites to appear in Perspectives. Inclusion depends on relevance, quality, and whether the post offers a unique point of view.

The feature is rolling out now in the United States on desktop and mobile. It will expand to more countries over time. Google also notes that not every search will trigger the Perspectives filter. It shows up only when the system detects that personal stories could add value to the query.

(Google’s “Perspectives” Filter and Forum Content)

Users who see the Perspectives section can browse through different accounts and choose which ones feel most helpful. Google hopes this change makes search results more relatable and useful for everyday questions.