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Full List of Google Search Operators with Examples

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technastic.com/google-search-operators-list/

Mastering the power of Google search operators is an important tool for anybody who
wants to get the most out of their online research. These 48 essential operators are a
great starting point, covering almost any type of query imaginable. Whether you’re looking
for a specific piece of information or simply want to find out more about something, using
these advanced search operators can help you quickly locate exactly what you need.

1. "keyword" ➞ Searches for an exact phrase or duplicate content. For example:


"flower arrangements"
2. # ➞ Put # in front of a word. For example: #trendingreels
3. * ➞ Wildcard searches for partial matches. For example: fl*wers
4. ~ ➞ The tilde sign (~) is used as a Google search operator to include synonyms in
your search. For example, if you want to find articles about cats that also mention
felines, you could search for cats ~felines.
5. () ➞ Use parentheses to group together related terms. For example, searching for
(resourceful journalist OR content marketer) will return results that contain
either of the two terms within the parentheses.
6. +keyword ➞ This operator allows you to include a word or phrase in your search.
For example, if you want to find articles about cats, you could search for cats
+articles.
7. -keyword ➞ This operator allows you to exclude a word or phrase from your search.
For example, if you want to find articles about dogs but not cats, you could search
for dogs -cats.
8. #..# ➞ Search for a range of numbers. For example: mwc video 2015..2023
9. AND ➞ Adds an additional filter to your search. For example: flowers AND roses
10. AROUND(X) ➞ Returns only results that contain words within a certain distance of
each other. For example: roses AROUND(5) bouquets
11. NOT ➞ Narrows your search results by excluding a certain term. For example:
flowers NOT roses
12. OR ➞ Expands your search results. For example: flowers OR roses
13. book: ➞ Finds books related to your search query. For example: book:[book
title]
14. cache: ➞ Displays the cached version of a webpage from Google’s servers. For
example: cache:www.example.com
15. calculator: ➞ Displays an online calculator with your query. For example:
calculator:[math problem]
16. daterange: ➞ Limits search results to those posted between two dates. For
example: daterange:[20230101 TO 20241231] flower arrangements
17. define: ➞ Gets you the definition of a term. For example: define:philosophy

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18. ext: ➞ Searches for files with a certain extension. For example: ext:pdf flower
arrangements
19. filetype: ➞ Limits results to a specific file type. For example: filetype:pdf
flowers
20. group➞ Limit your search results to specific groups that have been created on
Google. For example: group:google search operators
21. groupbyurl: ➞ Groups search results by URL to eliminate duplicates. For example:
groupbyurl:[city name] florist
22. in ➞ Converts one unit into another. For example: 10 pounds in dollars
23. inanchor: ➞ Searches for phrases in anchor text. For example: inanchor:flower
arrangements
24. allinanchor: ➞ Searches for a specific phrase within the anchor text. For
example: allinanchor:flower arrangements
25. inbody: ➞ Searches for phrases within the body of webpages. For example:
inbody:flower arrangements
26. info: ➞ Displays basic information about a website or webpage. For example:
info:www.example.com
27. insubject: ➞ Searches for phrases within the subject line of emails. For example:
insubject:flower arrangements
28. intext: ➞ Searches only within the body of web pages. For example:
intext:flower arrangements
29. allintext: ➞ Searches for text within the body of web pages. For example:
allintext:flower arrangements
30. intitle: ➞ Searches only within titles of webpages. For example: intitle:flower
arrangements
31. allintitle: ➞ Searches for a specific phrase within titles of webpages. For
example: allintitle:flower arrangements
32. inurl: ➞ Searches only within URLs of webpages. For example: inurl:flower
arrangements
33. allinurl: ➞ Searches for a specific phrase in URLs. For example:
allinurl:flower arrangements
34. link: ➞ Finds pages that link to a certain page. For example:
link:www.example.com
35. location: ➞ Confines the search results to a specific location or area. For
example: loc:"san francisco" apple
36. location: ➞ Limits search results to a specified geographical area. For example:
location:[city name] flower arrangements
37. map: ➞ Displays a map of a certain city or location. For example: map:new york
city
38. movies: ➞ Finds theatres and showtimes for movies near you. For example:
movies:[city name]
39. music: ➞ Finds music related to your search query. For example: music:[artist
name])

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40. numrange: ➞ Limits search results to those between two numbers. For example:
numrange:[1 TO 10] flower
41. phonebook: ➞ Finds contact information for businesses or people. For example:
phonebook:[city name] florist
42. postauthor: ➞ Find the content created by a specific author. For example:
postauthor:rakesh
43. related: ➞ Finds websites that are similar to another website. For example:
related:www.example.com
44. site: ➞ Limits results to a specific website or domain. For example:
site:www.example.com flowers
45. source: ➞ Restricts your search content from a specific source with the ID you
specify. For example: election news source:washington_post
46. stocks: ➞ Finds stock information for a certain company. For example:
stocks:GOOGL
47. time: ➞ Finds the current time in a certain city or location. For example:
time:london
48. weather: ➞ Finds weather information for a certain city or location. For example:
weather:barcelona

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