How do I see my searches by device and country?
On this page
On the Keywords page, open More, then Breakdown. It splits your Search Console impressions and clicks by device (desktop, mobile and tablet) and by country, shows how each device has moved over time, and below that keeps a week-by-week record of your devices and of how your results appear in Google, such as review stars or video.
The summary
Five figures for the period: Total impressions, Total clicks, Avg CTR (click rate), Top device and Top country.
Device split
Impressions, clicks, average position and click share for desktop, mobile and tablet. Impressions by device over time charts each day, so you can see whether a change came from one kind of device. The device figures follow the country picked at the top of the page.
Top countries
Your impressions, clicks, average position and share in each country. This list always covers every market, whichever country is picked at the top: it is the list that picker chooses from.
Our weekly records
Two cards below read our own weekly copy of your Search Console data, saved each week and kept after Google deletes its own data at 16 months.
- Mobile, desktop and tablet: clicks, impressions, click rate and position for each kind of device, week by week. Changes show once eight weeks are held: the latest four weeks against the four before.
- How your results appear: the Google search features your pages were shown with, such as review stars, video, FAQs and product details, week by week. If every result was a plain link, it says so and offers Check your structured data, because these features come from structured data (code that tells Google what a page is) on the page.
Google does not include AI Overviews in this data. For those, import Google's AI report on the Dashboard: see import your Google AI report.
Questions people ask
It says no weeks recorded yet. Why?
Each finished week is saved every Thursday, and weeks already in your archive are filled in over the next few hours. A project connected in the last few days has nothing to show yet.
Why does mobile matter so much?
Most searches happen on phones. If your mobile position is much worse than desktop, check the page on a phone; your site scan also checks speed and layout. See run a site scan.