Google Dorking Assistant
Build Google search queries with advanced operators for research and authorized testing.
Runs in your browser Your input never leaves your device.
About this tool
Helps you build a Google search query with advanced operators instead of typing them by hand. Fill in any of site:, filetype:, intitle:, inurl:, a keyword and a term to exclude, and the tool combines them into one query and a ready-made Google search link. The title text is wrapped in quotes, and the exclude term gets a minus sign in front. Dorks are normal searches of what Google has already indexed, which is useful for finding your own exposed files, auditing a site you own, or research. Use them only on systems you are allowed to test. The query is built in your browser; nothing is sent until you open the link.
How to use it
- Enter a domain in site: to restrict results, if you want to.
- Add a file type, title text, URL text, keyword or an exclusion.
- Copy the query or open the generated Google link.
- Refine the fields if there are too many or too few results.
Example
The tool also adds a google.com/search link for the same query.
site: example.com filetype: pdf keyword: report exclude: draft
site:example.com filetype:pdf report -draft
Common problems
- Nothing is generated
- At least one field has to be filled in. The tool will show a hint until it is.
- Google returns few or no results
- Operators change often and rarely return everything. Remove restrictive fields one at a time.
- Exclusion does not work as expected
- Only one exclude term is added, with a minus sign. Add more -terms to the query by hand if needed.