Keyword ideas from real searches
Enter a seed keyword and choose a country — United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia or India. The tool queries search autocomplete dozens of times, expanding your keyword with questions (how, what, why, can…), buying-intent modifiers (best, free, vs, near me…) and every letter A to Z.
The result is a de-duplicated list of long-tail keywords grouped by type — phrases real people actually search for. Click any keyword to dig deeper, filter the list, and copy or export it to CSV for your content plan.
How to find keyword ideas
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Enter a seed keyword
Two or three words works best.
- 2
Choose a country
Suggestions differ by market.
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Browse the groups
Questions, intent and A–Z.
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Export
Copy or download CSV.
Key features
Real autocomplete data
Phrases people type.
Five countries
US, UK, CA, AU and India.
Grouped ideas
Questions, buying intent, A–Z.
Click to explore
Any keyword becomes a new seed.
Common uses
- Blog planning: Find questions to answer.
- Product pages: Discover “best” and “vs” searches.
- Niche research: Map a topic's long tail.
Tips and good to know
- Long-tail keywords are easier to rank for; a page that answers one specific question well can beat big sites.
- Check how a page uses its keywords with the Keyword Density Checker.
Frequently asked questions
Does it show search volume?
No. Autocomplete shows what people search, not how often. Use Google Keyword Planner (free with a Google Ads account) for volume estimates.
Where do the suggestions come from?
From search engine autocomplete for the country you choose, collected live.
What is a long-tail keyword?
A longer, more specific phrase like “mortgage calculator with extra payments”. Each gets fewer searches but they convert better and are easier to rank for.