Search Google from anywhere.
Pick a keyword and a city or country, and open Google's results as a searcher there sees them. No VPN, no account.
Free, no account, unlimited. The link is built in your browser and opens on Google itself.
- Over 300 locations
- Country and language
- Local packs and maps
- Link you can share
- Free and unlimited
What you get
One link. Google, as another city sees it.
The tool writes a normal Google search link with the location, country and language set, then opens it on Google. You also see every parameter it set, so you can reuse them.
google location · coffee shop
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- locationAustin, Texas
- countryUnited States (gl=us)
- languageEnglish (hl=en)
- deviceDesktop
- uulew+CAIQICIaQXVzdGluLFRleGFz…
google.com/search?q=coffee+shop…opens in a new tab
Why it matters
Google shows every city a different page.
Rankings, the map pack and even the order of organic results change with where the search comes from. Checking from your desk only shows you one of those pages.
Local SEO
See the local pack you are in
Check whether a business shows in the map pack for searchers in its own city, not only where you happen to be.
Markets
Check rankings abroad
See which pages rank for a keyword in another country and language before you plan content for that market.
Proof
Show what a client's customers see
Send one link that opens the same localized results for anyone on your team or a client.
Who it's for
For anyone whose customers search somewhere else.
01
Local businesses
See whether you show up when people in your service area search for what you sell.
02
SEO specialists
Spot check rankings and local packs in any city you report on, without a VPN or a paid rank tracker.
03
Agencies
Review the results page a client's customers see in each market, and share it with one link.
04
Advertisers and marketers
See which competitors and local listings sit around a keyword in a market before you launch there.
How it works
From keyword to local results in seconds.
01
Enter a keyword and a place
Search the list for a city or country. The country and language follow the place, and you can change both.
02
We build the link
Your browser writes a Google search link with three settings: uule for the location, gl for the country and hl for the language.
03
Open it on Google
The results load on Google itself in a new tab. Copy the link to check again later or to share it.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Enter your keyword and pick a city or country above, then open the link. Google shows the results as if the search came from that place. Your browser, device and account settings stay as they are.
Add a location to the search link itself. Google reads a parameter called uule that names a place, and this tool writes it for you. A VPN changes your whole connection; this changes only the one search.
uule is a Google search parameter that carries a location. It holds the place's canonical name from Google's own list of locations, such as Austin,Texas,United States, encoded in base64. Rank trackers have used it for years, but Google does not document it, so it could change without notice.
gl sets the country whose results Google favors, such as us or gb. hl sets the language of Google's interface, such as en or fr, which also nudges which pages rank. The tool sets both to match your location, and you can change them.
The organic results, the local pack and map results, and anything Google ties to a place, such as near me searches, follow the location you pick. That is why the same keyword can rank differently a few cities apart.
It cannot remove personalization from your own history or from being signed in, and ads and AI Overviews can still vary from one search to the next. For the cleanest view, open the link in a private window.
A link cannot ask Google for its mobile page; Google picks the layout from your browser. To see mobile results, open the link in your browser's device mode, in Chrome through DevTools and the device toolbar, or on a phone.
Over 300: about 80 countries Google serves and their largest cities, named exactly as Google's own location list names them. A place outside the list cannot be picked yet.
Yes, with no account and no limit. The link is built in your browser and the search runs on Google itself, so nothing about your search is sent to us.
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