> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.felt.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.felt.com/tools/search.md).
# Search
Search a Felt map for places, addresses and features by keyword.
## Searching for places
* The Search tool on the right side of the top toolbar returns two kinds of results:
* Places on the map (indicated by a globe icon)
* Features inside data layers (indicated by point, line and polygon icons)
* Selecting a place result shows a temporary highlighted marker and popup at that location — nothing is added to the map until you choose an action.
* In edit mode, the popup shows an **Add…** menu so you can add a **Pin**, a **Comment**, or a feature to an eligible layer at that location.
* For viewers with comment access, the popup offers an **Add comment** button instead. Other viewers just see the popup, with no action to take.
* Close the popup, click elsewhere on the map, or press **Esc** to dismiss it without adding anything.
* You can also search coordinates in `latitude,longitude` format.
## Find extension
The Find extension enables map viewers to search locations and layers by entering keywords in the search box.
To add Find:
* Click **Developer Platform** in the toolbar
* Give your find tool a title
* Choose whether results include search from all layers, specific layers, or locations (places and addresses).
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