DievioLinkedIn X-ray & Boolean Search Builder
Build LinkedIn Boolean queries and Google or Bing X-ray searches from job titles, skills, companies and locations. Copy each query or open a web search.
How to use this tool
- Enter alternative job titles separated by commas.
- Add required skills, a location and any terms to exclude.
- Copy the LinkedIn query or open an X-ray web search.
A worked example
Input
Job titles: Founder, CEO · Location: London
Output
site:linkedin.com/in/ ("Founder" OR "CEO") "London"Alternative titles use OR. The location is an additional condition; the site filter limits the web query to profile URLs.
What the result means
Use the LinkedIn version in a people-search keyword field. Google and Bing versions search public profile pages; review the profile and company before adding a prospect.
Search engines only show publicly indexed profiles. LinkedIn supports its own Boolean rules and may restrict complex searches; this tool does not bypass access limits.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Boolean and X-ray search?
Boolean combines terms with operators such as AND, OR and NOT inside LinkedIn. X-ray uses a web search engine with a site filter to find publicly indexed LinkedIn pages. The tool generates separate versions.
Why do I get few or no matching profiles?
Required terms narrow the search. Try removing a skill, using a broader location or adding a title synonym. Search engines do not index every profile, and LinkedIn may limit complex queries.
Is this free, and are my inputs uploaded?
Use this tool without an account, subscription or credits. Processing and file exports run in your browser; the tool does not upload your inputs or send emails. Clear inputs to remove the current data. Inputs are not saved when you reload the page.
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