udm=14 is a URL parameter that forces Google to show the 'Web' tab results only, removing AI Overviews, videos, and knowledge panels. It returns classic '10 blue links' style results.

How do I disable AI mode in Chrome?

To disable AI in Chrome: Install the Unslop Search extension, set a custom search engine with udm=14 parameter at chrome://settings/searchEngines, or use unslopsearch.com as your default search. If AI still appears, clear your cache and check you haven't opted into Google Labs features.

How to Disable AI Overview on Google

Q: How do I turn off AI Overview on Google?

You can disable Google AI Overview by adding &udm=14 to your search URL, adding -ai to the end of your search query, using a tool like Unslop Search, or installing a browser extension that filters AI results.

Q: Can I permanently disable Google AI Overview?

Yes, by setting Unslop Search as your default search engine or installing our browser extension, you can automatically get AI-free results on every search without manual steps.

Four methods to remove AI-generated summaries from your search results.

Why Disable AI Overview?

Google's AI Overview (previously called SGE - Search Generative Experience) shows AI-generated summaries at the top of search results. While sometimes useful, many users prefer traditional results because:

Accuracy concerns - AI summaries can contain errors or hallucinations
Slower loading - AI results take time to generate
Prefer original sources - You want to read the actual websites, not summaries
Privacy - Less data processing of your queries
Cleaner interface - Classic "10 blue links" is simpler to scan

Method 1: Use Unslop Search (Easiest)

The simplest solution - just search on our site and we handle everything automatically.

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How it works

Go to unslopsearch.com
Type your search query
Get Google results without AI

We automatically add the udm=14 parameter (or -ai suffix, your choice) to every search.

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Bonus: You can switch between Google, DuckDuckGo, Brave, and other search engines - all with AI filtering applied.

Method 2: Add udm=14 to URL

For manual control, add &udm=14 to any Google search URL.

Example

Normal Google search:

https://www.google.com/search?q=best+coffee+shops

With AI disabled:

https://www.google.com/search?q=best+coffee+shops&udm=14

The udm=14 parameter forces Google's "Web" tab, which excludes AI Overviews, videos, and knowledge panels. Learn more about udm=14.

Create a Bookmark

Add this as a bookmark and use it to search:

https://www.google.com/search?q=%s&udm=14

Replace %s with your search term, or set it up as a custom search engine in your browser.

Method 3: Add -ai to Your Query

A simple trick: append -ai to the end of your search query.

Example

Instead of searching:

best coffee shops

Search:

best coffee shops -ai

The -ai is a search operator that excludes pages containing "ai" which often triggers Google to skip the AI Overview. However, this method is less reliable than udm=14 and may filter out some legitimate results that mention AI.

Note: This method may stop working as Google changes their algorithms. Use udm=14 for more reliable results.

Method 4: Browser Extension

Install our browser extension to automatically filter AI from every search across multiple search engines.

Features

Works on Google, DuckDuckGo, and Brave Search
Automatically applies AI-disabling parameters
Choose your preferred method (udm=14 or -ai)
No data collection - completely private

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Other extensions that work:

Bye Bye Google AI (Chrome)
Hide Google AI Overviews (Chrome)
uBlock Origin with custom filters

How to Disable AI in Chrome

Chrome users searching for how to disable AI mode have several options. Here's how to turn off AI in Google Chrome specifically.

Method 1: Install Unslop Search Extension (Easiest)

Our Chrome extension automatically disables AI on every Google search:

Visit the Chrome extension page
Click "Add to Chrome"
Search normally - AI is filtered automatically

The extension works on Google, DuckDuckGo, and Brave Search.

Method 2: Set Custom Search Engine in Chrome

Add Unslop Search or AI-free Google as a custom search engine:

Go to chrome://settings/searchEngines
Click Add under "Site search"
Fill in the details:
- Name: Unslop Search (or "Google No AI")
- Shortcut: @unslop
- URL: https://unslopsearch.com/search?q=%s
Click the three dots next to your new entry
Select Make default

Now all your address bar searches will be AI-free.

Method 3: Use udm=14 Parameter Directly

For manual control, add &udm=14 to any Google search URL in Chrome. You can also create a custom search engine with this URL:

https://www.google.com/search?q=%s&udm=14

Troubleshooting Chrome AI Mode

If AI results still appear after trying these methods:

Clear your cache: Go to Settings → Privacy and security → Clear browsing data
Check Google Labs: Make sure you haven't opted into AI features at labs.google.com
Verify extension is enabled: Check chrome://extensions to ensure the Unslop extension is active
Try incognito mode: Test if the issue persists in a private window
Check for conflicts: Other extensions may interfere - try disabling them temporarily

Set as Default Search Engine

Make AI-free searching automatic by setting Unslop Search as your default.

Chrome

Visit unslopsearch.com and perform a search
Go to Settings → Search engine
Click Manage search engines and site search
Find "Unslop Search" under Inactive shortcuts
Click Activate, then click the three dots → Make default

Firefox

Visit unslopsearch.com
Right-click the address bar
Select Add "Unslop Search"
Go to Settings → Search
Under "Default Search Engine", select "Unslop Search"

Edge

Visit unslopsearch.com and perform a search
Go to Settings → Privacy, search, and services
Scroll to Address bar and search
Click Manage search engines
Find "Unslop Search", click three dots → Make default

Safari

Safari doesn't support custom search engines natively. Use our browser extension instead, or create a bookmark with the search URL.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I turn off AI Overview on Google?

The most reliable method is adding &udm=14 to your Google search URL. Alternatively, use Unslop Search which does this automatically, or install a browser extension.

What is udm=14?

It's a URL parameter that forces Google to show only "Web" tab results, removing AI Overviews, featured snippets, and other rich results. Learn more.

Can I permanently disable Google AI Overview?

Google doesn't provide a setting to disable AI Overview in your account. However, by setting Unslop Search as your default search engine or using our extension, you get AI-free results automatically on every search.

Does this work on mobile?

Yes! You can use unslopsearch.com on any mobile browser. On Android, you can also install it as a PWA (tap the menu and "Add to Home Screen"). Browser extensions work on some mobile browsers like Firefox for Android.

Will Google block these methods?

The udm=14 parameter is an official Google feature for their "Web" tab filter, so it's unlikely to be removed. The -ai trick is less reliable and may stop working.

What about other search engines?

Unslop Search also supports DuckDuckGo, Brave, Startpage, Qwant, and Mojeek - each with their own AI-disabling parameters applied.

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