Google Trends Explorer - Related Topics & Rising Queries

Get the full Google Trends picture for any keyword: related topics, top and rising related queries (including Breakout searches), interest over time and interest by region. Measure web search, YouTube search, Google News, Google Images or Google Shopping, worldwide or in 50+ countries. Run it on a list of keywords in one go and export everything to a spreadsheet.

What you get

One row per data point, tagged with a type:

• related_query: query, list (top or rising), rank, value and valueLabel. Rising queries show their growth (+450%), or Breakout for growth over 5,000%.
• related_topic: topic, topicType (company, person, professional field…), topicId, list, rank, value and valueLabel
• interest_over_time: date, dateTo (for weekly or monthly points), value (0-100) and isPartial (true for the current, unfinished period)
• interest_by_region: region, regionCode (e.g. US-KS), rank and value (0-100). Worldwide runs compare countries; country runs compare states and regions.

Every row also has keyword, country, timeRange, searchType and a trendsUrl link to the same chart on Google Trends.

The Dataset tab has ready-made views for related queries, related topics, interest over time and interest by region. Export any of them to CSV, Excel, JSON or Google Sheets.

Use cases

• Content ideas and SEO: rising and breakout queries show what people are starting to search for before the keyword tools catch up
• Keyword research: related topics and queries widen a seed list with real search language
• YouTube strategy: switch to YouTube search to see what viewers are looking for
• Market and product research: compare interest across regions and spot seasonal demand
• Trend monitoring: schedule weekly runs to catch new breakout searches in your niche

How to use

1. Enter your Keywords, one per line. Each keyword is explored on its own.
2. Pick a Country (or Worldwide), a Time range and a Search type.
3. Turn off any sections you don't need: Related queries, Related topics, Interest over time or Interest by region.
4. Run the actor. Results appear in the Dataset tab.

Output example

{
  "keyword": "ai agents",
  "type": "related_query",
  "country": "United States",
  "timeRange": "past_90_days",
  "searchType": "web",
  "query": "ai agents executing unowned code",
  "list": "rising",
  "rank": 1,
  "value": 19050,
  "valueLabel": "Breakout",
  "trendsUrl": "https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?hl=en&geo=US&date=today%203-m&q=ai%20agents"
}

Notes

• All values are relative, as on Google Trends: 100 is peak interest for that keyword in the chosen place and time range. They're not absolute search volumes.
• Keywords with very little search interest return few or no rows. Widen the time range or switch to Worldwide.
• Rising lists compare the chosen period with the period just before it.

Pricing

You pay per keyword explored, whatever sections you turn on. There's no subscription, and you can cap your spend with the run's maximum charge setting.