Find your Google Search Profile.

Search your name, pick yourself from Google’s Knowledge Graph, and get your official profile link, instantly.

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Knowledge Graph ID (KGMID)

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Your Search Profile link

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How is this link built?

STEP 1

We query Google’s Knowledge Graph for your name.

STEP 2

Pick you

Choose the entity that’s actually you.

STEP 3

Get the link

Your profile.google.com URL, ready to share.

Want to dig deeper into an entity? Explore types, relevancy scores, descriptions & more with our Knowledge Graph Search tool. →

Why find your Search Profile?

In June 2026, Google launched Search profiles: a dedicated, shareable space for publishers and creators to shape how they show up on Search. It pulls your latest articles, videos and social posts into one place, so audiences can find accurate, up-to-date information about you and follow your work across the web.

Get followed on Discover. People can follow you straight from your profile, making them more likely to see your content on Discover in the Google app.
Show up everywhere you’re found. Your profile is reachable from your knowledge panel, by tapping your name on Discover, or via a direct URL, the link this tool builds for you.
Trigger or enhance a knowledge panel. Claiming a profile can create a knowledge panel for eligible creators; if you already have one, it’s upgraded with your avatar, latest content and a direct profile link.
Control your presence. Customise your avatar, bio, website, and social and video platforms, instead of leaving Google to guess.

Finding your Knowledge Graph ID is the first step: it’s the identifier behind your profile link, and what you need to claim and customise your Search profile.

Based on Google’s announcement, “A new profile to help publishers and creators highlight their work on Search” (Jun 4, 2026). Search profiles initially launched in the US.