Along the top of your page, you’ll see a number of Google products to filter your content by. When you select More, you’ll see a drop down of additional products to choose from. Web: By default, your Google search will show unfiltered results that can include all the types of content below.

• Images: See only results from Google Images.
• Maps: See only results from Google Maps.
• Videos: See only video results from YouTube.
• News: See only results from Google News.
• Shopping: See only results from Google Shopping.
• Books: See only results from Google Books, including reviews, excerpts, and where you can buy the book.
• Places: See only results from places and businesses using Google+ Local.
• Blogs: See only results from Google Blog Search.
• Flights: See only results from Google Flight Search.
• Discussions: See what people are saying in discussion groups, forums, and question-and-answer sites.
• Recipes: See only results for recipes. Customize and filter these results to show recipes with your ideal ingredients, cook time and calorie count.
• Applications: See only results for non-Google and Google applications for your mobile devices and desktop.
• Patents: See only results from Google Patent Search, which allows you to search the full text of the U.S. patent corpus and find patents that interest you.

You can limit results according to when they are published on the Web. Options include any time or a custom range like past month.

You can limit your search results to a specific reading level (Basic, Intermediate or Advanced).

Sometimes the best results for your search are written in another language. Based on your search term, this filter chooses the best language (or languages) to search in, translates your search, and then translates the results back to the language you prefer to read. Our automatic language selection isn’t perfect, of course, so if you’d like to search specific languages, select them in the panel above the results.

You can see results for the exact words you searched for.

You can find definitions, synonyms, images and more for your search term.

If you’re signed in to your Google Account and have Web History enabled, you can limit the results to pages you have or have not already visited.

Activate Safe search to filter sexually explicit content. To activate it, click on the gear icon in the right corner, then click on search setting, then tick the safe search box Click on the image to see it in full view

To access advanced search settings , click on the gear icon in the right corner.

10-Refine your query by time, region and language

11- Select results by file format

12-Select usage rights

13-Web History

When you create a Google Account, Google Web History is automatically turned on. Google Web History offers more relevant search results and recommendations across Google’s products and services based on your web activity, providing a more personalised experience on Google. You can turn off Google Web History at any time.

With Google Web History you can:

View and search across web pages you’ve visited in the past, including Google searches. Now you don’t have to hunt for things you’ve seen and liked in the past! Find trends on your web activity, such as your most visited sites and top searches. Get more personalised search results and recommendations across Google products and services based on what you’ve searched for and which sites you’ve visited. See personalised predictions in autocomplete based on what you’ve searched for and which sites you’ve visited.

Filter search results by pages you’ve visited before using the search options panel.

To check your web history click on the gear icon displayed in the top right corner of the search results.