Google Search by Country
Search Google as if you were in another country: choose the results country and the interface language, type your query and the localised results open in a new tab.
- Runs in your browser
- Free to use
About this tool
Google tailors results to the country it thinks you are in, which makes it hard to check what customers abroad actually see. This tool builds a Google search URL with the gl (results country) and hl (interface language) parameters and personalisation disabled, then opens it in a new tab, so you can preview rankings, ads and local packs for another market without a VPN. Choosing mobile or tablet uses Google's ad-preview user-agent switch, so the page is rendered the way a phone or tablet user would see it.
How to use it — quick steps
- 01
Type the query
Enter the words you want to search for exactly as you would on Google, in any language you like.
- 02
Choose the market
Pick the results country, the interface language and the device: desktop, mobile or tablet.
- 03
Press "Open Google Search"
The results page opens in a new tab with the country, language and device parameters applied.
Key features of this tool
Any country and device
Results for 57 countries, as seen on desktop, mobile or tablet, without a VPN or changing your Google account.
Any interface language
Combine the market with the interface language of your choice, for example English interface with Italian results.
Built in your browser
The link is assembled locally with the gl, hl and pws=0 parameters; IPVoid never sees what you search for.
Frequently asked questions
How does this work?
Google accepts a gl parameter for the results country and hl for the interface language. The tool builds that URL and adds pws=0 to switch off personalisation, so you see roughly what a user in that country sees.
Are the results identical to a real search from that country?
Close, but not identical: Google also uses your actual location and device for some local results. For exact local rankings a proxy or VPN in the target country is still the reference.
Can I use it for SEO rank checks?
Yes, it is the quickest way to preview how a query ranks in another market; for tracking many keywords over time use a dedicated rank-tracking service.
Why do I still see my country?
Open the /ncr link on the Google NCR page first so Google stops redirecting you to your local domain, then run the search again.