Topic
Doodle for Google
Doodle for Google is a student art contest in which participants create artwork inspired by a yearly prompt for a chance to have work featured by Google.
At a glance
- Organizer
- Related but different
- Google Doodles on the search homepage
Overview
Google runs Doodle for Google as an annual contest for eligible students, with rules, grade groups, submission requirements, judging, and awards defined for each competition year. It is separate from ordinary Google Doodles, which are the temporary homepage artworks created to mark people, events, holidays, and themes.
The contest has its own annual rules
Eligibility, deadlines, judging criteria, required forms, and prizes can change by competition year. Students, parents, and educators should therefore use the official contest page for the current rules instead of relying on an older summary.
Google Doodles are the broader program
The Doodles shown on Google homepages are created to celebrate or recognize subjects selected by Google. The student contest gives entrants a path to create a potential homepage Doodle, but most Doodles are produced through Google’s broader Doodle program.
Sources and review
MOOR's explanatory text is supported by the following source links.
- Doodle for Google — Google
- Google Doodles — Google