Keyword research tool
Find what people really search for. Real suggestions from Google, YouTube, Bing and more — sorted by intent, grouped into topics, with questions to answer, who ranks, and a content plan you can start on today.
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How it works
A good keyword list starts with what real people type. The tool asks several search engines for hundreds of variations of your keyword, then does the sorting a keyword specialist would do by hand.
Collect real searches
Your keyword is combined with A to Z, question words, comparisons, prices and “near me”, and sent to Google, YouTube, Bing and others for the country you choose.
Score and sort
Each phrase gets a search intent, a popularity estimate, a difficulty estimate and an opportunity score, so the best ideas rise to the top.
Group into topics
Keywords that belong on the same page are grouped together, and questions are pulled out for FAQs and blog posts.
Plan and export
Get page briefs with titles, URLs and headings, check who ranks for any keyword, then save your list or download it as a CSV.
Everything in one place
Built for business owners, marketers and writers who want a useful keyword list in minutes, not a spreadsheet full of noise.
Search intent for every keyword
Informational, commercial, transactional or navigational — so each keyword goes on the right kind of page.
Questions people ask
How, what, why, can, is… grouped and ready to answer in FAQs, blog posts and featured snippets.
Topic groups
Related keywords clustered by theme, so you build one strong page per topic instead of many thin ones.
Who ranks
See the top results for any keyword and whether they are forums, small sites or big brands — a quick read on how hard it is.
Content plan
Page briefs with a main keyword, title, URL, supporting keywords and FAQ, ready to hand to a writer.
Negative keywords for ads
Spot the words (free, jobs, salary, pdf…) that waste Google Ads budget and copy them as negatives.
Questions about the tool
Where do the keywords come from?
Every keyword is a real search suggested by Google, YouTube, Bing, DuckDuckGo or Amazon autocomplete for the country and language you pick. The tool asks each service dozens of variations of your keyword (A to Z, questions, comparisons, prices, near me and more) and collects what they suggest.
Does it show monthly search volume?
Google does not publish exact search volumes for free. Instead the tool shows a popularity estimate based on how high and how often each phrase is suggested, which is good for comparing ideas against each other. When our data connection is switched on, monthly volume, cost per click, ad competition and a 12-month trend appear as extra columns.
How is keyword difficulty worked out?
The difficulty number is an estimate from the length of the phrase and its intent: short, commercial keywords are usually hardest; long questions and local searches are easier. For any keyword you can also check who ranks: if the top results are forums and small sites, you have a good chance; if they are big brands and marketplaces, aim for a longer phrase first.
What is search intent?
Intent is what the person wants. Informational searches want to learn, commercial searches compare options, transactional searches are ready to buy, book or hire, and navigational searches look for a specific site. Match each page to one intent: a guide for informational keywords, a service or pricing page for transactional ones.
How do I turn the results into content?
Open the Topic groups tab: each group is usually one page. The Content plan tab turns the strongest groups into page briefs with a main keyword, suggested title and URL, supporting keywords for headings and the questions to answer in an FAQ.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
Yes, it is free and needs no sign-up. Save keywords to your list, then copy them or download a CSV for Excel or Google Sheets. Your list stays in your browser.
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