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Artificial photosynthesis is a clean and sustainable technique to mitigate the increasing greenhouse CO₂ concentrations via simultaneous energy production to meet the ever-growing energy demands. A light-assisted CO₂ conversion primarily depends on catalytic materials for the prompt adsorption and conversion of CO₂ to solar fuels under ambient conditions. An enormous effort shows the development of new photocatalytic materials, and two-dimensional metal dichalcogenides are promising due to their unique surface structure and their low band gap potentials that allow visible-light photocatalysis. Additionally, their tunable optical characteristics and high stability under a continuous illumination are strongly applied in making advanced photochemical devices in several front-line areas. Among metal dichalcogenides, MoS₂ is well-explored in hydrogen evolution, pollutants degradation, and the photoreduction …