One query. Many searches.
Build a standalone Super Search page: type a query once and open it across academic databases, repositories, news, media and reference sources — each with its own search pattern handled for you. No account, no extension, works on mobile, and the page is a single HTML file you own.
Handles varied patternsDifferent engines put your query in different places —
?q=, ?Query=, ?term=, in the path. The builder stores each as a template with a %s token.Add any engineRun a real search, copy the link, paste it into the converter. It finds your phrase and turns the link into a reusable search template.
Standalone outputExport a self-contained HTML file. Keep it local as your homepage, or publish it on GitHub Pages and use it anywhere.
How it works
A small workflow for a practical research tool.
Start from the research template
Academic, repositories, theses, news, media and reference sections are ready to go. Remove what you do not need.
Academic, repositories, theses, news, media and reference sections are ready to go. Remove what you do not need.
Add your own databases
Use the link converter or site search to add any search in one step.
Use the link converter or site search to add any search in one step.
Save your Super Search page
Export the standalone HTML and a config file you can reload to edit later.
Export the standalone HTML and a config file you can reload to edit later.
This builder is a sibling of the
Personal Start Page Creator.
The difference: every link here is a search template, and one query box drives them all.