Does your keyword trigger an AI Overview — and WHO does Google cite in it? Enter a keyword (and optionally your domain) to see the live AI Overview sources: the exact pages Google's AI quotes instead of the blue links.
An AI Overview check tells you two things for a search query: whether Google shows its AI-generated Overview at the top of the results, and which URLs that answer pulls in — including whether your own domain is one of them. Because AI Overviews sit above the classic blue links and resolve many queries without a click, being one of the cited sources is often the difference between staying visible and disappearing beneath the fold.
No — Google shows AI Overviews for a subset of queries, mostly informational and how-to searches, and rarely for navigational or purely transactional ones. The check confirms whether your specific keyword produces one before looking at sources.
It means Google is answering that query using competitors' pages, not yours, so you get no visibility from that AI Overview even if you rank in the classic results below it. The listed source URLs show which pages you need to outmatch.
Publish clear, answer-first content that directly resolves the query in extractable passages, backs claims with specifics, and covers the topic at least as thoroughly as the currently cited sources. Study the pages Google already quotes and match their structure and depth.
Not always — AI Overviews can vary by location, personalization, and over time, and Google frequently reshuffles the cited sources. Treat any single check as a snapshot and re-run it periodically to track whether your citation status holds.
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