Turn a headline, topic or short description into related Discover trends. Find the stories and themes closest to your idea.
Try the same search as a structured request. Each run shares the tool’s daily allowance and returns up to 10 related trend clusters.
/api/discover-trend-search{
"method": "POST",
"path": "/api/discover-trend-search",
"body": {
"query": "Apple iPhone"
}
}Run these requests on this page. The JSON shows their method, path and data; these endpoints do not accept external server integrations.
Use a short description to explore how an idea connects to coverage already observed in Discover.
Paste a proposed headline, name a topic or describe your angle in a few sentences. Include the people, products or event that distinguish the story. You can search in your own language.
The tool combines headline matching with similarity to the content of trend clusters. Read the title, summary and associated topics together. Highlighted words show literal overlap; a related theme may use different words.
Compare a draft headline with existing coverage, spot adjacent story angles and check whether a broad topic contains several different events. Save relevant trends for a team discussion before commissioning a story.
Open a result in your account to investigate its coverage and activity. To inspect the people, places and organizations inside a complete draft, use Entity Extractor.
This is D2TR’s view of observed Discover coverage, not an official Google search service or a prediction of traffic. Google describes Discover as a personalized feed based on people’s interests. Matching an existing trend does not guarantee that your article will appear there. Read Google’s Discover guidance
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