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Advanced Search Operators

Here is a list of common advanced search operators that you can use to narrow your search results:


Commands Search operators:

  • site:

    site: - searches a specific website. For example, site:openai.com will only return results from the openai.com website.
  • intitle:

    intitle: - searches for a specific word in the title of a webpage. For example, intitle:google will return results that have the word "google" in the title.
  • inurl:

    inurl: - searches for a specific word in the URL of a webpage. For example, inurl:faq will return results that have the word "faq" in the URL.
  • filetype:

    filetype: - searches for a specific file type. For example, filetype:pdf will return results that are PDF files.
  • link:

    link: - searches for pages that link to a specific URL. For example, link:openai.com will return results that link to openai.com.
  • related:

    related: - searches for pages that are similar to a specific URL. For example, related:openai.com will return results that are similar to openai.com.
  • define:

    define: - searches for definitions of a specific word. For example, define:machine learning will return definitions of the phrase "machine learning".
  • cache:

    cache: - searches for a cached version of a specific URL. For example, cache:openai.com will return the cached version of the openai.com website.
  • info:

    info: - searches for information about a specific URL. For example, info:openai.com will return information about the openai.com website.
  • intext:

    intext: - searches for a specific word in the body of a webpage. For example, intext:machine learning will return results that have the phrase "machine learning" in the body of the page.

Watch to video Advenced Search Operators Tutorial:

Google Like a Pro - All Advanced Search Operators Tutorial [2023 Tips]

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