Paste a long keyword list and get it grouped into topics, ready to plan one page or ad group for each.
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How it groups keywords
- Filler words like “how”, “to” and “the” are ignored, and plurals are matched to singulars.
- Words that appear in almost every keyword (like your main product) are set aside, because they’d put everything in one group.
- Each keyword joins the group for its most common remaining word or two-word phrase.
| Group | Keywords |
|---|---|
| wallet | leather wallet, mens leather wallet, slim leather wallet |
| belt | leather belt, mens leather belt, brown leather belt |
| bag | leather bag, leather laptop bag, mens leather bag |
Using your clusters
- SEO: one page per cluster, targeting the main keyword, with the others as supporting terms.
- Google Ads: one ad group per cluster, with ads that use the cluster’s words.
- Check intent: “buy leather wallet” and “how to clean a leather wallet” share words but want different pages.
Professional tools also compare search results to see which keywords Google ranks the same pages for. This word-based method is a fast first pass.
Frequently asked questions
What is keyword clustering?
Grouping keywords with the same meaning or topic so one page can target them all.
How many keywords can I paste?
Thousands work fine in a modern browser.
Why are some keywords ungrouped?
They don’t share a meaningful word with any other keyword. Review them by hand.
Is my list uploaded?
No, it’s grouped in your browser.
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