Google Trends

The main search interface where you can enter keywords or topics to see their search interest over a chosen time period and geographic location.

Displays real-time search trends and stories that are currently spiking in popularity across Google Search, News, and YouTube, categorized into "Daily Search Trends" and "Realtime Search Trends."

An annual summary page that showcases the top trending searches and topics for the past year, offering insights into cultural moments.

Allows you to analyze either a specific search term (exact phrase) or a broader topic (which includes misspellings, related concepts, and acronyms), providing more comprehensive data for the latter.

Enables users to compare the relative search interest of up to five different keywords or topics side-by-side, helping to identify which terms are more popular or experiencing growth.

Provides the ability to filter search data by country, region, and even city, allowing for highly localized trend analysis.

Users can analyze trends over various periods, from the past hour to custom ranges dating back to 2004, useful for spotting both short-term spikes and long-term shifts.

Helps to narrow down search results by selecting specific categories (e.g., Finance, Sports, Health), ensuring the data is relevant to a particular industry or niche.

Allows analysis of trends across different Google properties, including Web Search, Image Search, News Search, Google Shopping, and Youtube.

Shows a list of other search terms that people also searched for, categorized as "Top" (most popular) and "Rising" (terms with significant recent growth, including "Breakout" for over 5000% increase).

Displays associated broader subjects that people are searching for alongside your primary query, also categorized as "Top" and "Rising."

Search data is scaled from 0-100, representing relative popularity, where 100 is the peak interest for the given time and location, making comparisons across different terms and regions meaningful.

Presents search interest data visually in interactive line graphs, allowing users to hover over points for specific relative popularity scores.

Provides the option to export the raw search interest data into a CSV file for further analysis in spreadsheet software.

Allows users to generate embeddable code for interactive Google Trends charts, which can be placed on websites or blogs and will update automatically.

Supports the use of quotation marks for exact phrase matching, plus signs (+) to combine terms, and minus signs (-) to exclude terms, enabling more precise data extraction.

Offers a variety of tutorials, guides, and videos (like "Intro to Google Trends data" and "Google Trends advanced tips") to help users understand and leverage the tool effectively.

Provides an email subscription service (English only) to receive daily updates on what's currently trending.

Features specialized projects and visual essays (e.g., "The Shape of Dreams," "OECD Weekly Tracker of Economic Activity") that showcase creative uses and interpretations of Google Trends data.