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See the web searches ChatGPT runs: the queries, the sources, and which pages it cited. Copy a summary or export to Markdown/CSV. See the hidden web search queries that power ChatGPT answers. When ChatGPT performs query fan-out, it breaks your prompt into multiple search queries and sends them server-side to Bing or Google. This extension reveals exactly what search queries ChatGPT sends. It gives you visibility into the tool calls, web.run requests, or server-side activity that normally stay hidden. How it works The ChatGPT Query Fan-Out Extractor reads the network requests made by ChatGPT. Similar to tools like Requestly or ModHeader, it listens to the network requests from chat.openai.com and shows you the search terms in a clean overlay. With one click, you can see: - What queries ChatGPT extracts from your conversation. - How those queries are rewritten before being sent to the search engine. - The exact keywords used in tool calls that power your ChatGPT results. No digging into developer tools—just install, open ChatGPT, and click. Why it matters For SEO professionals, marketers, and brands, this tool is essential for Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) and AI search optimization. ChatGPT doesn’t search with your prompt as-is—it rewrites it into precise keyword queries. By uncovering these, you can: - Find the exact keywords ChatGPT relies on. - Build content that matches AI-generated queries. - Understand how OpenAI handles server-side query generation. - Optimize your brand for AI-driven search behavior. - Gain a competitive edge in the future of SEO. Who it’s for - SEO marketers targeting AI search. - Digital brands optimizing for ChatGPT visibility. - Curious users who want to see what ChatGPT really searches for. Features - Extracts ChatGPT query fan-out in real time. - Displays web search queries in an overlay. - Simple one-click extractor, no setup required. Stop guessing how ChatGPT searches. Extract the queries. Analyze them. Optimize for AI.
Aug 27, 2026
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