GSC Regex Generator
Filter your Search Console data like a pro. Generate complex Regular Expressions for queries and pages without any coding knowledge.
Note: In GSC, select "Query" or "Page" filter, then choose "Custom (regex)" and paste the code below.
Mastering GSC with Regular Expressions
What is a GSC Regex?
Regex (Regular Expression) is a sequence of characters used to create search patterns. In **Google Search Console**, Regex allows you to perform advanced filtering that standard "contains" or "equals" filters can't handle. For example, you can see all questions people ask about your topic in one single view.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How do I use Regex in Google Search Console?
Go to your Performance Report > Click "+ NEW" > Select "Query" or "Page" > Choose the dropdown "Custom (regex)". Paste the code generated by our tool there and click Apply.
Why should I use a Regex filter for SEO?
Standard GSC filters are limited. Regex helps you identify **Content Gaps**, find **Long-tail Question Keywords**, and separate **Branded vs Non-branded** traffic effortlessly. This data is gold for improving your CTR and organic ranking.
Can I filter for multiple keywords at once?
Yes! Using the "OR" logic (the pipe symbol `|`), you can filter for 10 or 20 keywords simultaneously. Our generator automates this so you don't have to worry about the syntax.
Is Regex case-sensitive in Search Console?
By default, Google Search Console regex is **case-insensitive**, meaning it doesn't matter if your keyword is in uppercase or lowercase.
How can I find question-based keywords?
Select the "Question Based Queries" option in our tool. It uses a regex like ^.*(what|how|why|who).*$ to pull all queries where users are asking questions. This is great for creating FAQ sections or featured snippet content.