Describe your business. Get keywords worth ranking for.
Tell the AI what you do in a sentence or two and get 20 keyword ideas, each with an estimated volume, competition, search intent and a reason it fits. No account needed.
- 20 ideas per run
- No seed keyword needed
- Estimated volume and competition
- Search intent for every keyword
- A one-line reason for each pick
What you get
One description. A keyword list you can act on.
An AI model reads your description and suggests the terms your customers are likely to search, with enough context on each one to decide where to start.
| Keyword | Est. volume | Competition | Intent |
|---|---|---|---|
| project management software | 10K+ | High | Commercial |
| best task app for small teams | 1K to 10K | Medium | Commercial |
| how to plan a product launch | 1K to 10K | Low | Informational |
| kanban board free trial | 100 to 1K | Medium | Transactional |
| sprint planning template for agencies | Under 100 | Low | Informational |
Volumes and competition are AI estimates, not measured search data.
Why it matters
The hardest part of keyword research is the first list.
Most keyword tools need a seed keyword before they help. When you only know what your business does, AI can brainstorm the searches your customers type and explain each pick.
Ideas
Start from plain words
Describe what you sell or write about, and get head terms, long-tail phrases and questions in one list.
Priority
Sort by likely payoff
Estimated volume and competition help you pick the terms a newer site can realistically win.
Format
Match the page to intent
Intent tells you whether a keyword calls for a guide, a comparison or a product page.
Who it's for
Built for anyone who needs keyword ideas fast.
01
Content marketers
Turn 20 ideas into a content calendar, and find the long-tail angles that are easier to rank for.
02
SEO specialists
Get a first keyword list for a new client before the kickoff call, then validate the best picks with measured data.
03
Business owners
Describe what you sell in plain words and see what customers search for, without learning a complicated SEO tool.
04
PPC and social marketers
Use the ideas for ad groups, video titles, social posts and email subject lines, not just web pages.
How it works
From description to keyword list in seconds.
01
Describe your business
Write a sentence or short paragraph about your business, product or website. The more specific, the better the ideas.
02
The AI suggests keywords
It picks 20 keywords your audience is likely to search, from broad terms to specific questions.
03
Review and prioritize
Compare each keyword's estimated volume, competition, intent and reason, then validate the ones worth pursuing.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
An AI keyword tool uses a language model to suggest keywords for SEO and content. Instead of starting from a seed keyword, you describe your business and the AI suggests terms your audience is likely to search for, with the intent behind each one.
Yes. You can run 3 searches a day without an account. If you sign in, each search uses 5 credits, and searches are included on the Scale and Team plans.
Each of the 20 ideas comes with an estimated monthly volume band (under 100, 100 to 1K, 1K to 10K, or 10K+), a competition level of low, medium or high, a search intent of informational, navigational, transactional, commercial or local, and a one-line reason it fits your business.
No. The volume bands and competition levels are AI estimates, not measured search data. They are useful for sorting ideas. For measured monthly volumes, check your favorites in the Keyword Research Tool or the Keyword Volume Checker.
A database tool returns measured data for keywords you already have in mind. The AI keyword tool works from a plain description and explains why each suggestion fits, which makes it better for brainstorming. Many marketers use both: AI for ideas, measured data for the final call.
Yes. It works for software, healthcare, finance, ecommerce, education, travel and more. The more specific your description, the more relevant the suggestions. For a local business, the Local Keywords for SEO tool focuses on city and near me searches.
Yes. The ideas work for paid ad campaigns, video titles and descriptions, social posts, podcast topics and email subject lines.
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