Keyword clustering
Keyword Cluster Tool for Topic Planning
Paste a raw keyword list and get clean topic groups in seconds. Spot the themes worth a page, merge near-duplicates, and export a plan your team can act on.
Keyword input
Paste keywords from research, Search Console, or a brief.
Result clusters
5 real groups from your keyword input
Meal
6meal planning app, meal planner app free, weekly meal planner, meal prep ideas, meal prep for beginners, healthy meal prep
App
3grocery list app, recipe organizer app, calorie counter app
Grocery
2shared grocery list, grocery list template
Recipe
2recipe manager, save recipes from websites
Tracker
2calorie tracker free, macro tracker
| Cluster | Keywords | Core terms |
|---|---|---|
Meal 6 | meal planning app, meal planner app free, weekly meal planner, meal prep ideas, meal prep for beginners, healthy meal prep | mealprepplannerappbeginner |
App 3 | grocery list app, recipe organizer app, calorie counter app | apporganizercaloriecountergrocery |
Grocery 2 | shared grocery list, grocery list template | grocerylisttemplateshared |
Recipe 2 | recipe manager, save recipes from websites | recipemanagerwebsitesave |
Tracker 2 | calorie tracker free, macro tracker | trackercaloriemacrofree |
How it works
From a long keyword list to a topic plan
The clustering runs in your browser, so you can paste, adjust, and re-group as often as you like without waiting on a request.
Paste any keyword list
Drop in keywords from research exports, Search Console queries, ad reports, or a brief. Separate them with new lines or commas. Duplicates are removed for you.
Pick how strict the grouping is
Intent-term grouping gathers keywords around the strongest shared topic. Head-term grouping keys on the leading word for a faster, stricter cleanup.
Review each cluster
Every cluster shows its label, member keywords, keyword count, and the core terms that tie it together, so you can decide what deserves its own page.
Copy or export the plan
Copy the clusters or download a CSV and share it in your content calendar, brief template, or sprint board.
What you get
What clustering does for your content plan
Grouping keywords by topic gives every page one clear job and keeps similar pages from competing with each other.
01
One topic, one page
Clusters show which phrases belong on the same page, so you stop splitting one search intent across several thin articles.
02
Fewer overlapping pages
When near-identical keywords sit in one group, it becomes obvious where two planned pages would target the same query.
03
Faster briefs
The cluster label and core terms give writers a primary topic and supporting phrases without a separate research pass.
04
A clear content map
Cluster sizes show which themes are broad enough for pillar pages and which fit as sections or FAQs.
Use cases
Where teams use keyword clusters
Clustering helps whenever a keyword list is too long to turn straight into pages, sections, or listing copy.
Content calendars
Group a quarter of keyword research into topics, then schedule one cluster per article or landing page.
Site structure reviews
Compare clusters against existing URLs to find topics with no page and pages that chase the same cluster.
App and web launches
Use the same clusters for website landing pages and app store listing copy so both channels share one keyword story.
FAQ
Keyword Cluster Tool FAQ
What does a keyword cluster tool do?
How many keywords can I cluster at once?
Which clustering mode should I use?
Does the tool add search volume?
Can I use the clusters for app store optimization?
Put demand data behind your clusters with AppVector
Use AppVector to add volume, difficulty, and rank context to each cluster before you commit to new pages.