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Keyword Grouping Tool

Paste a list of keywords to group them by the words they share, so you can plan pages around topics instead of single keywords.

Use the tool

Grouping is based on shared words in your own list only. It does not fetch search volume, rankings or live search data.

Keyword grouping means putting keywords that share a topic into one group, instead of treating every keyword as a separate page. This helps you plan one strong page per topic, rather than many thin pages that compete with each other.

This tool groups the keywords you paste by the words they share. It works on your list only, in your browser, and it does not fetch search volume or live search data.

How to Use This Tool

  1. Paste your keywords: type one keyword per line.
  2. Click Group Keywords: the tool groups keywords by their most shared word.
  3. Read the groups: each group is a topic you could cover on one page.
  4. Copy the grouped list: use it to plan pages, titles and content outlines.

Good Practice Tips

  • One topic per page: if two groups really mean the same thing to a searcher, keep them on one page.
  • Check intent: grouping by words is a start, but always check what searchers actually want for each group.
  • Do not force groups: keywords with no shared word land in Other, which is fine, they may need their own check.
  • Use volume data separately: pair these groups with volume data from your keyword tool before you prioritise.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this tool fetch search volume?

No. It groups only the keywords you paste, by shared words. It does not fetch search volume, rankings or live search data.

Why do some keywords land in Other?

Keywords with no shared word in your list have no group to join, so they are placed in Other for a separate check.

Should every group become a page?

Not always. If two groups mean the same thing to a searcher, cover them on one page instead of splitting them.

Is my input uploaded to a server?

No. Everything runs in your browser on your own device, so your text never leaves your computer.

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