Keyword Research Tool
Discover related keywords with estimated volume, CPC and competition — powered by AI. Paid plans add difficulty, search intent, trends, clusters and CSV export.
Tip: Enter up to 3 seed keywords for best results. Press Enter to search.
Enter a keyword to get started
Get related keywords with estimated volume and competition — free.
How the Keyword Research Tool Works
🌱 Enter Seed Keywords
Type one or more broad keywords separated by commas. These are your starting points — the tool expands them into dozens of related ideas.
📊 Get Keyword Ideas and Estimates
Instantly see estimated volume, CPC and competition for every keyword — grouped and sortable. Paid plans also show difficulty, search intent and trends.
🎯 Filter and Export
Use tabs to filter by questions, buying intent or low competition. Select the best keywords and copy them, or export to CSV on paid plans.
💡 Tips for Better Keyword Research
- ✓Start with 2–3 broad seed keywords and let the tool expand them into long-tail variations.
- ✓Target keywords with Low competition and decent volume — these are your quickest wins.
- ✓Use the Questions tab to find keywords that map directly to blog post titles.
- ✓Check the Buying Intent tab for keywords that signal purchase readiness — ideal for product or service pages.
- ✓Group keywords into clusters and create one pillar page per cluster for maximum topical authority.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Is this keyword research tool free?
Yes — you can run keyword searches free as a guest. Sign up for a free account to unlock more searches per day.
How accurate is the search volume data?
Volume, CPC, difficulty, competition and trend are estimates generated by Rankivo, not exact data from search engines. The keyword ideas and search intent come from AI. Use the numbers as rough signals only, and check important keywords against a source of real search data.
What is keyword difficulty?
Keyword difficulty (0–100) estimates how hard it is to rank on the first page. Aim for under 40 if your site is new.
What does search intent mean?
Search intent tells you why someone searches a keyword — Informational (research), Commercial (comparing), Transactional (ready to buy), or Navigational (looking for a specific site).
Can I export my keywords?
CSV export is included on paid plans: click Export CSV to download all keywords, or select specific ones and export only those. On every plan you can select keywords and use Copy.
How many seed keywords can I enter?
You can enter multiple seeds separated by commas. The tool generates related keywords for each one.