Keyword Extractor

What is keyword extraction?

Keyword extraction is the process of automatically identifying the most important and frequently used words and phrases in a piece of text. It works by removing common "stop words" (like "the", "is", "at") and ranking the remaining words by frequency and importance. The result is a list of terms that best represent the topics covered in the text.

How do I use extracted keywords for SEO?

Use the extracted keywords to: (1) Identify the main topics your article covers. (2) Check if your target keyword appears frequently enough (keyword density — aim for 1–2%). (3) Find related terms to include for topical depth (LSI keywords). (4) Generate meta keywords (less important for Google but useful for some CMSes). (5) Research competitor content by extracting keywords from top-ranking pages.

Can I use this to analyse competitor content?

Yes — paste the text of a competitor's top-ranking article into this tool to see which keywords they've emphasised. This reveals their SEO strategy and which terms you should also cover in your content. Compare the keyword lists from 3–5 top-ranking competitor pages to find the terms they all use — those are non-negotiable to include.

What are long-tail keywords?

Long-tail keywords are specific, multi-word search queries (2–5 words) like "best budget podcast microphone for beginners" instead of just "podcast microphone". They have lower search volume but much higher conversion rates because they match very specific intent. The 2–3 word phrases section in this tool surfaces your content's long-tail keyword opportunities.