Turbo Search
Launch one query across search engines, code search, documentation, and Q&A sites.
Last updated: May 29, 2026
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Buy me a coffeeWhat is Turbo Search?
Turbo Search is a multi-provider search launcher. It builds provider-specific search URLs for one query, lets you choose the targets, and opens or copies the generated links.
How to Use Turbo Search
Enter a search query.
Select the providers you want to use.
Click Search to open the selected result pages.
Copy the generated URLs when you need to share the same search set.
Common Use Cases
- Researching a programming error across web search and Stack Overflow.
- Checking a package or API name across GitHub, MDN, and search engines.
- Opening comparison searches during content research.
- Sharing a repeatable search set with teammates.
Example Input and Output
Search for a JavaScript API across docs, code, and Q&A.
URLSearchParams examplesGoogle, MDN, GitHub, Stack OverflowSearch privacy
The query is sent only to the search providers you open. Review selected providers before launching sensitive searches.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are several tabs opened?
Each selected provider receives the same query in its own tab so you can compare results quickly.
Does WebToolsPlanet proxy my searches?
No. The tool creates normal search URLs and opens them directly in your browser.
Can popups be blocked?
Yes. If your browser blocks bulk tabs, allow popups for this site or open providers individually.
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