How to Use the Google Search Box to Search only the Titles of Pages

Google search lets users search only the titles of Web pages. In other words, you can search for a specific keyword in the title of a Web page rather than its content.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Internet connection
• Computer

1. Go to the Google search homepage.

2. Use the allintitle operator. For example, if you want to search for titles containing the words "free kicks," type the word "allintitle" in the search box, followed by a colon. Leave a space and type "free kicks." The search keywords should be "allintitle: free kicks."

3. Alternatively, you can click on the Advanced Search link on the Google search homepage. Select in the title of the page option in the Occurrences section.

4. Click on the Google search button or hit return. Google will list all search results.