How do I see referral sources in Google Analytics 4?

Follow these simple steps to view your referral URLs in Google Analytics:

1. To see referral URLs, first sign in to Google Analytics.
2. Select the website for which you want to check the referral URLs.
3. Click on Acquisition, press Traffic Acquisition and scroll down to view the table.
4. The table will show you traffic from all the mediums/sources.
5. Narrow it down to view the referring URLs by typing "referral" in the search bar.

Tracking your referral sources helps you identify which business channels bring the most traffic to your site. In Google Analytics 4, you can easily access your referral traffic by following these 4 simple steps:

1. Sign in to your Google Analytics 4 account.
2. Under the acquisition, select traffic acquisition.
3. Scroll down, and you will see all your sources/mediums.
4. Next, type 'referral' on the search bar, and it will show you traffic only from the referral sources.

OK that way you can find out total count, but how to see what you have under those Referral? In GA3 yu coud see exact what comes from what ref. here it's just solid number of total score

Bump.

Is there seriously no way to find out which URLs are referring in GA4!? Talk about a downgrade...

@Jack Epner...

From what I can see out of the box, no. :( I was able to generate a report by creating the following. Here's how to do it:

1. Explore > Blank Exploration > Under Variables Under Dimensions select page referrer Under metrics select total users, new users, bounce rate, etc.
2. Under Tab Settings Drag page referrer to Rows Drag all metrics to Values

Hope this helps!!

- Destiny