Bing Google Operators
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| Bing | Result | |
|---|---|---|
| allinanchor: | ||
| allintext: | Returns webpages with all the words somewhere on the webpage. | |
| allintitle: | Finds pages that include all query words as part of the indexed title tag. | |
| allinurl: | Finds a specific URL in the search engine’s index. Also can be used to find pages whose URLs contain all the specified words. | |
| AROUND() | Finds webpages with words that are in a certain proximity to one another. | |
| cache: | Shows the version of the webpage from Google’s cache. | |
| contains: | Finds webpages that contain links to a particular type of file (such as pdf, mp3). This function is unique to Bing. | |
| define: | Presents a dictionary definition. | |
| ext: | ext: | Returns only webpages with the file extension you specify (such as htm). Note: Bing includes this operator in its current list, but our tests could not produce reliable results. |
| filetype: | filetype: | Finds results of a single type only (such as pdf). |
| filetype: | filetype: | Finds results of a single type only (such as pdf). |
| feed: | Finds RSS / Atom feeds on a site for the search term. | |
| hasfeed: | Finds webpages with RSS / Atom feed on the search term. | |
| in | This converts units of measure like temperature, currency, etc. | |
| info: | Presents some information that Bing has about a webpage such as related pages from the site, external pages talking about the page, and related results. This operator is not listed on the current Bing documentation, but our tests show that it continues to work. | |
| intext: | Shows pages that contain a specific word in their body text. | |
| intitle: | intitle: | Finds pages that include a specific word as part of the indexed title tag. |
| inurl: | Finds pages that include a specific keyword in their indexed URLs. | |
| allinurl: | Finds a specific URL in the search engine’s index. Also can be used to find pages whose URLs contain all the specified words. | |
| inanchor: | Finds webpages that use a specified keyword as anchor text in a link from the page. | |
| inbody: | Finds webpages that use a specified keyword in the body section of the page. | |
| ip: | Finds sites hosted by a certain IP address. | |
| language: | Find webpages in a specified language. | |
| location: | Finds webpages from a certain country / region. | |
| map: | Finds a map result for the query. | |
| movie: | Finds information about movies. | |
| OR | OR | Finds webpages that have either query when used in between two queries. Must be capitalized to work correctly. |
| prefer: | Adds emphasis to a search term to refine the results further. | |
| related: | Finds related sites to the domain you input. | |
| site: | site: | Restricts the search to pages within a particular domain and all its subdomains. |
| source: | Finds news results from a specific news source in Google News. | |
| stocks: | Displays stock information for a specific ticker symbol. | |
| url: | Checks if a domain is in the Bing index. | |
| weather: | Shows weather for a specific location. | |
| ***** | ***** | Acts like a wildcard that can take the place of any word or phrase. Example: tallest * in the world |
| – | – | Excludes results that contain the word following the minus sign. Place this operation at the end of your search query. |
| ” “ | ” “ | Finds instances of the exact text within the quotation marks everywhere it appears in the search engine’s index. |
| @ | Searches social media for a certain query when put in front of the word(s). | |
| $ | Searches for a price when put in front of the query. | |
| # | Searches for hashtags. | |
| … | Searches a range of numbers when put in between two numbers. | |
| () | Finds or excludes webpages with a group of words contained within the parentheses. |