Keyword Clustering
Group a keyword list by likely topic and intent while keeping every original row ID.
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Result
Your result will appear here after you submit and complete verification.
How to use Keyword Clustering
- Paste CSV with the exact header id,keyword and up to 50 unique IDs.
- Add brief site or audience context if the keywords are ambiguous.
- Select Group keywords, verify your browser and inspect the groups before downloading the assignment CSV.
Example: Keyword Clustering
Group travel-cup cleaning instructions separately from a purchase query.
Options
- Keyword CSV
- Each row needs a stable ID and a keyword of up to 200 characters. Quote cells containing commas or line breaks.
- Site context
- A short description can distinguish a product name, informational query or local service without adding search-volume data.
Supported inputs and limits
- The CSV is limited to 50 rows and 9,000 characters.
- Long keyword lists may need fewer rows to fit the result.
- These are language-based suggestions.
- The tool does not fetch search results, measure keyword difficulty or estimate traffic, rankings or search volume.
Where your input is processed
Your input is uploaded to this site and sent to a configured AI provider. If a provider fails, the request may be sent to the next eligible provider. Check its result before use. Private inputs and results expire within one hour and are excluded from site backups; temporary files are removed by scheduled cleanup. Provider retention rules may differ. Avoid submitting passwords or highly sensitive information.
Use groups to organize research
Look for groups that mix a buying decision with a how-to problem, then review whether those rows belong together. Assignment reasons explain the suggestion, while source IDs let you join the result back to your spreadsheet. Counts describe the submitted list only. A large cluster can reflect repeated wording in your input rather than a larger market opportunity.
Questions about Keyword Clustering
Does a cluster mean the keywords need one page?
No. Similar phrasing may hide different reader needs. Inspect current search results and decide whether one page can answer the queries well.
Can a keyword appear in several groups?
Each submitted ID receives one cluster. Duplicate phrases do not become evidence of additional demand.
What does uncertain intent mean?
The phrase lacks enough context for a confident suggestion. Use audience knowledge and current search results to resolve it.