Look for is used, in general, when you need to find something or someone:
- Excuse me! I’m looking for the manager’s office. Do you know where it is?
- I’ve been looking for a job for months.
SEARCH
Search is used when you look somewhere carefully, because you want to find something:
- The police searched the house for evidence.
- I searched the whole room, but I couldn’t find my watch anywhere.
You can also search for something:
- We searched for a sunny spot for our picnic.
SEEK
Seek is not used when talking about physical objects. It refers to the process of trying to get something:
- Thousands are seeking asylum in Germany.
- I think you’ll need to seek help.
https://www.myenglishteacher.eu/blog/difference-between-search-seek-look-for/
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