Google Discover Customization: What You Need to Know

Google is rolling out a conversational chat‑like experience in the Google app that lets users tell Discover the exact topics or links they want to see more—or less—of. The feature is accessed via the three‑dot menu on any Discover card and will adjust the feed on the fly.

how do i customise my google discover feed?

You can customise your Discover feed by tapping the three‑dot menu on a card, selecting “Tell Google what you want,” and then typing the topics or URLs you’d like to see more of (or fewer). The interface works like a chat, allowing you to refine your request until the feed reflects the subjects you specified.

how can i change what shows up in google discover?

Changing what appears is as simple as opening the same three‑dot menu, choosing the “Tell Google” option, and entering the subjects you prefer. Google’s AI will ask follow‑up questions to narrow the focus, and the feed updates in real time based on your input.

how do i tell google the topics i want more of in discover?

When prompted, type the exact topics you want more of—e.g., “sustainable travel tips” or “AI ethics articles.” Google will confirm the request and immediately start surfacing more content that matches those keywords, using the conversational flow to ensure accuracy.

does google remember my discover feed preferences?

Yes. After you submit a request, Google stores the preference and continues to prioritize the chosen topics in subsequent sessions, so you don’t need to repeat the process each time you open the app.

Will the new conversational tool that lets users tell Google what topics they want more or less of affect how often my articles appear in Discover, and could that change my Discover traffic?

Monitoring Discover performance after the rollout will help you gauge any shift.