Google Keyword Tool
Type one seed keyword and pull hundreds of real Google search phrases — each with monthly search volume, CPC, competition, and a 12-month trend line.
Free · no signup · real data — provided by Keywords Everywhere, embedded live below.
What the Google Keyword Tool does
This tool expands a seed keyword through live Google Suggest data, so every phrase it returns is something people actually type into Google — not a guess from a static database. Keywords Everywhere then layers monthly search volume, cost-per-click, competition, and a 12-month trend onto each phrase.
I use this shape of tool at the very top of the content pipeline: dump a topic in, skim for question phrases and buyer-intent modifiers, and shortlist candidates before validating them with the Search Volume Checker. If you want intent-focused suggestions rather than raw breadth, the Keyword Finder is the sharper blade.
How to use it
- Enter a seed keyword — a topic, product, or question stem like "how to".
- Pick your country if you target a specific market; volume adjusts accordingly.
- Sort the results by volume, CPC, or trend to surface the phrases worth targeting.
- Export or copy your shortlist and map each phrase to a page or post.
Google Keyword Tool FAQ
Where does the keyword data come from?
The phrase suggestions come from live Google Suggest (autocomplete) expansion, and the volume, CPC, and competition metrics come from Keywords Everywhere’s clickstream-calibrated dataset — the same numbers their browser extension shows.
How is this different from Google Keyword Planner?
Keyword Planner buckets volumes into wide ranges (like 1K–10K) unless you run paid campaigns, and it hides many long-tail phrases. This tool shows exact monthly estimates per phrase and surfaces autocomplete long-tails Keyword Planner never lists.
Is it really free?
Yes. The tool runs on a free daily allowance per visitor, no account or signup needed. Heavy research beyond the daily limit resets the next day.