Free Keyword Clustering Tool
Paste up to 300 keywords and group them into clusters by meaning and search intent. See which keywords belong on one page, and which need their own.
Each cluster is one page: a name, the keyword to target, its intent and every keyword it covers.
Four quick steps. Free, no sign-up. Up to 30 AI runs a day.
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Paste your keywords. One a line, or paste straight from a spreadsheet, Search Console or your SEO tool. With a volume column, each cluster shows its total searches. Up to 300 at a time.
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Pick how tight. Tight puts only close variants together. Broad groups keywords by wider topic.
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Review the clusters. Each cluster has a name, the main keyword to target, its search intent and the keywords in it.
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Take it with you. Download the clusters as a CSV, or copy them into your content plan.
Everything in the Keyword Clustering Tool. From a long list of keywords to a plan of pages.
Grouped by meaning. Keywords that ask the same thing in different words land together, even with no words in common.
Search intent. Each cluster is labelled informational, commercial, transactional or navigational.
A main keyword. Each cluster names the keyword to build the page around.
Tight or broad. Choose close variants only, or wider topics for hub pages.
Up to 300 keywords. Paste a whole list from your keyword tool at once.
CSV export. Download the clusters for a spreadsheet, or copy them as text.
How to cluster keywords. Clustering turns a keyword list into a list of pages. Get it right and you avoid thin pages that compete with each other.
One page per cluster
Keywords that mean the same thing to a searcher belong on one page. “how to make cold brew” and “cold brew recipe” want the same answer, so one strong page can rank for both. Splitting them into two pages makes them compete, and both do worse.
Match the intent
Keywords about the same topic can still want different pages. “best espresso machine” wants a comparison; “how to descale an espresso machine” wants a how-to. If the intent differs, they need different pages.
Pick the main keyword
Build each page around the clearest keyword in the cluster, usually the one with the most searches. Use it in the title, H1 and first paragraph, and cover the rest of the cluster in your headings and text.
Check close calls against Google
This tool groups by meaning and intent, not by live search results. For keywords you’re unsure about, search both. If the same pages rank for each, they belong together; if the results are different, give each its own page.
Turn clusters into a plan
Each cluster is a post. Group related clusters under a wider topic, link the posts to each other, and write the ones closest to what you sell first.
Grouping keywords that searchers mean the same way, so one page can target the whole group. It turns a long keyword list into a list of pages to write.
AI reads each keyword for its meaning and search intent, and groups the ones that want the same page. It doesn’t check live search results, so test close calls in Google.
Tight clusters hold close variants that belong on one page. Broad clusters group a wider topic, useful for planning hub pages and the posts under them.
Up to 300 at a time. For a longer list, split it by topic and run each part.
Usually, yes. One page per cluster avoids pages competing for the same search. Very small clusters can sometimes be a section of a related page instead.
Yes. There’s no sign-up, and you get up to 30 AI runs a day across our free AI tools.
Yes. Writing Studio finds keywords from research and your Search Console data, groups them, and writes and publishes a post for each topic.
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From clusters to published posts.
Writing Studio groups your keywords, plans a post for each topic and publishes them to your site every week. Start free.