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Free Keyword Planner

Enter a seed topic and get long-tail keyword ideas with intent labels and difficulty hints. Built for solo founders who want quick research without a Google Ads account or paid SEO suite.

AI-powered keyword suggestions with intent and difficulty labels for faster SEO planning.

How to use the keyword planner

  1. Type a seed topic that matches your product, audience, or article angle.
  2. Review the expanded list and note intent labels (informational, commercial, etc.).
  3. Pick 3–5 keywords for one article or landing page and outline headings before you write.
  4. Re-run with a narrower seed if you need more specific long-tail options.

What this tool does and does not do

  • Provides AI-generated suggestions for ideation—not live search volume from Google.
  • Works best for English-language B2B SaaS and founder-led content topics.
  • Does not replace competitive backlink analysis or technical site crawls.
  • Pair results with the SEO analysis tool once you have a URL ready to publish.

Example workflow

You are launching a feature page for “workflow automation.” Run the planner on that phrase, shortlist five informational keywords, draft the page, then audit the live URL with the free SEO analysis tool before you share it on LinkedIn or Reddit.

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FAQ

Is this keyword planner really free?

Yes. Generate keyword ideas, intent labels, and difficulty hints with no payment required.

Do I need a Google account?

No. Start researching immediately without signing in or connecting an ads account.

How is this different from Google Keyword Planner?

Google’s tool is built for paid search campaigns. This planner is optimized for fast content and SEO ideation for solo founders—topic clusters, blog angles, and landing-page language.

Can I use this for blog keyword research?

Yes. It is especially useful for blog articles, SaaS feature pages, and comparison content where you need quick topic clusters.