Start with a known KGMID
Use an identifier observed in a legitimate Google entity result or trusted diagnostic source. Do not guess an ID from a name or copy one from a different entity.
FREE MOXSEO TOOL Normalize a KGMID and create a stable Google entity search link. Run the tool to see a clear, exportable result. A Knowledge Graph machine ID distinguishes a specific entity from a text query. Raw /g/ and /m/ identifiers plus Google URLs containing a kgmid parameter. Use the normalized ID in entity research and truthful sameAs workflows. A valid KGMID does not guarantee that Google has published a Search Profile.Google Entity Profile Link Generator
Why KGMIDs matter
What it checksHow to use the resultImportant limit
A Google Knowledge Graph Machine ID (KGMID) can be used to create a stable search URL for inspecting an existing entity result. The generator normalizes supported input formats into a link. It does not create an entity, claim a panel, verify ownership, or prove that the identifier belongs to the person or organization you intended.
Use an identifier observed in a legitimate Google entity result or trusted diagnostic source. Do not guess an ID from a name or copy one from a different entity.
Paste the KGMID or a URL containing it, generate the profile link, and open the result to inspect the entity Google associates with that identifier.
Compare the returned name, description, website, images, location, and other facts with the intended entity before storing or publishing the link.
Review whether the website and reliable public sources consistently support the entity’s identity.
Use entity schema to clarify truthful relationships, not to force an unrelated KGMID or panel association.
Keep About, Founder, Team, and contact information consistent so machines have a stable first-party source.
Important limitation: A working link is not evidence of ownership or correctness. If the result points to another entity, do not publish or reuse the identifier as a sameAs reference.