Google updated the Web Stories documentation to reflect that Web Stories will no longer appear in Google Images, among other changes.

Google Web Stories

Web Stories is a visual short content form that is designed for short moments like when riding on a bus. They’re visual with short sentences and are in a carousel form where swiping reveals the next “page” of the content.

Google calls them snackable content and visual storytelling.

This is how Google describes Web Stories:

“Web Stories immerse your readers in fast-loading full-screen experiences. Easily create visual narratives, with engaging animations and tappable interactions.
The Web Story format (formerly known as AMP Stories) is free and part of the open web and are available for everyone to try on their websites. They can be shared and embedded across the web without being confined to a closed ecosystem or platform.

Web Stories provide content publishers with a mobile-focused format for delivering news and information…

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