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Import your Google Search Console, GA4 or tool-usage CSV for free analysis. Review traffic, search CTR and operation ratios against the original exported data.
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Import your Google Search Console, GA4 or tool-usage CSV for free analysis. Review traffic, search CTR and operation ratios against the original exported data.
The Search Console sample has 60 clicks and 1,500 impressions: imported-row CTR is 4%. GA4 sample views total 600; page-level active users can overlap, so user metrics remain in detail rows rather than being added into a site-wide visitor count.
Analysis covers imported rows. Filtering, truncation, sampling and search aggregation affect results, so this cannot reconstruct site-wide distinct users. Up to 5 MB, 20,000 rows and 50 columns of UTF-8 CSV. No account connection, real-time collection, visitor identification or tracking installation. Tool-usage reports require existing measurement data.
Use deduplicated user metrics in GA4 for the same dates and filters. This tool retains per-row user metrics; users across pages or dates cannot simply be added.
Search CTR divides clicks by impressions. Tool success ratios divide successful operations by starts. These are operation count ratios, not distinct-user conversion funnels.
Page and property aggregation, exported row limits and filters can differ. This tool reports imported-row totals; verify scope in the source report.
This tool reads one CSV. Extract the export ZIP and choose the relevant Pages, Queries or Dates file. Save Excel tables as UTF-8 CSV first.
Use the local functions for free without a KitNelo account. Optional Gemini generation sends the supplied text to Google and requires a configured server API key; provider fees and quotas can apply.
Import an actual export. The tool does not connect to your Google account or invent search volumes and rankings.
Read KitNelo data and privacy detailsImport an actual Search Console CSV to inspect the search records included in that export. Compare reported totals and dimensions with the source file; the analyzer does not connect to your Google account or generate missing rankings and search volumes.
Review exported clicks and impressions to calculate search click-through rates for the available rows. Check the reporting period and aggregation before comparing ratios, since totals from different filters or windows may describe a different set of searches.
Load your own GA4 traffic CSV and inspect its available traffic dimensions and operation ratios. Keep the original export for comparison and verify how its metrics were defined before drawing conclusions; no live analytics account connection is required.
