Only a small group of hand-picked AdSense publishers have been given access to a revamped web interface that sports new features, more detailed  metrics, and a cleaner appearance.

Google is pitching a re-designed web interface of its engine that powers ads on AdSense-enabled websites. The search company debuted the new interface on a limited basis to a select group of publishers at the Content Revenue Strategies conference in New York City this past Thursday. The revamped web interface is currently in beta status and available to the cherry-picked AdSense publishers in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Japanese. Google promised to increase the scope of testing to “thousands of publishers over the coming weeks.”

Google said the re-designed AdSense web interface packs in daily stats in graphical formats and additional metrics like revenue per ad, targeting, and bid types. It also gives AdSense publishers greater control over the type of ads that appear on their sites.

The Ad Review Center section also features a reworked user interface that enables easier ad filtering and reviewing. The company said the new interface simplifies common tasks like making a change to several ad units simultaneously. Deeper help content, account notice alerts, and a new tips inbox should all reduce the number of support queries, said Google.

Read more at the official AdSense blog