Google Entity Analysis

Type a name, brand, person or company — see which entities Google Knowledge Graph recognizes, with links, plus interest & facts from Wikipedia.

Source: Google Knowledge Graph · Wikipedia
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Entity database

Every resolved entity — ranked by popularity, filterable and searchable.

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Why Entity Explorer

All in one report

Google Knowledge Graph, Wikipedia, Wikidata, Google News and AI — combined into a single entity report.

Free & instant

No sign-up, no setup. Type an entity and get the full report in seconds.

Interactive connections graph

See how an entity links to people, companies and places — click any node to explore further.

News sentiment (AI)

Instantly gauge whether the buzz around an entity is positive, neutral or negative.

Dynamic co-mentions (AI)

AI extracts the entities mentioned alongside yours in fresh news — real, live connections, not static facts.

Share & export

Every report has a shareable link and a one-click Excel export with all tabs.

Entity, brand & persona analytics

Entity Explorer is a free tool for entity, brand and persona analytics. Type any name, brand, person or company and instantly see how the Google Knowledge Graph recognises it — its type, identifiers, official website and connected sources — together with Wikipedia facts and real popularity (page views), the people, companies and places it is linked to, fresh news mentions and the overall sentiment around it.

How it works

Each report combines several open sources: Google Knowledge Graph for entity recognition, Wikipedia and Wikidata for facts, identifiers and relationships, Google News for recent mentions, and AI models (NER and sentiment) to surface co-mentioned entities and the tone of coverage. Every report has a shareable link and an Excel export.

Who it is for

Brand analytics, persona and people research, entity-based SEO, PR and reputation monitoring, and competitive research — anyone who needs to understand how an entity is represented across Google, Wikipedia and the news.