Boolean Search String Generator
Overview
Generate powerful Boolean search strings for platforms such as LinkedIn effortlessly!
A quick, no-friction tool for recruiters, sourcers, and researchers who need perfect Boolean strings for LinkedIn, Google, GitHub, and other talent-sourcing platforms. How to use it? Enter your keywords by various categories (including): + Job Titles (e.g., “Software Engineer”, “DevOps Lead”) + Locations (city, state, country, remote) + Seniority Levels (junior, mid, senior, director, etc.) + Education (university names, degrees, certifications) + Exclude Terms (anything you specifically don’t want) As you type, the extension suggests results so you can add common titles, locations, or phrases with a single click. (Optional) Turn on Keyword Expand mode One toggle instantly enlarges your search by adding: + Synonyms and abbreviations (e.g., “HR” → “Human Resources”). + Short / long forms (“JS” → “JavaScript”). + Localized spellings or translations. Every expansion is wrapped in proper OR logic, so your string stays clean. Click => Generate Boolean The extension merges all your inputs into a fully-parenthesized Boolean string using AND / OR / NOT, exactly where they belong. Choose where to use it + Copy to Clipboard → paste directly into LinkedIn’s search bar. + Search on Google → the tool adapts the string for Google’s syntax and opens the results in a new tab. + Search on GitHub → reformats the query for GitHub’s code & profile search and runs it instantly. That’s it! No more wrestling with parentheses or missing keywords. Build, expand, and launch high-precision search strings in seconds.
Details
- Version1.2
- UpdatedJune 4, 2025
- Size75.18KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- DeveloperWebsite
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