Google Trends Lets You Compare 220% More Search Terms

Aug 3, 2026 - 7:11 am 0 — by
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Google Trends now lets you compare up to 400 search terms across 8 groups of terms and up to 50 terms in each group. Previously, it was 125 search terms across 5 groups of terms and up to 25 terms in each group. That is a 220% increase, if my math is correct.

I found this update when Google quietly updated this help document, this previously said:

You can explore multiple search terms in different languages in real time. Compare up to 5 groups of terms at once and up to 25 terms in each group.

But now it says:

You can explore multiple search terms in different languages in real time. Compare up to 8 groups of terms at once and up to 50 terms in each group.

Note: Classic explore supports comparing 5 groups of terms at once and up to 25 terms in each group.

So, yes, the classic export has not yet been upgraded to support 220% more search terms but maybe it will in the near future. When it does, I will let you know.

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