Visual Network
Free Google Search Console report
Export your own data from Google Search Console, drop the file here, and see which searches are worth working on, in plain English. No account, and no email address asked.
Private by design. Your file is read in your browser and never sent anywhere.
How to export from Search Console
- Open Google Search Console (search.google.com/search-console) and choose your website.
- In the menu on the left, choose Performance, then Search results.
- Set the date range. The last 3 months is a good start.
- To see which searches and pages are declining as well, compare two periods: choose Date, then the Compare tab, pick the two periods (for example the last 3 months against the previous 3 months) and choose Apply.
- Choose Export at the top right, then Download CSV (you get a zip file) or Download Excel.
- Drop the zip or the Excel file below, as it is. You can also choose the CSV files from inside the zip; include Dates.csv, which holds the daily totals.
Your export
Nothing is uploaded: the file is read on this device.
Separate names with commas, for example: Smith & Sons, smithandsons. Searches for your own name are then shown apart from the rest.
Your report
What to look at first
Your click rate against the typical rate
For your most-seen searches. Filled bar: your click rate. Outlined bar: the typical click rate at the same average position.