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Free keyword research tool

Keyword research shows you what people type into search engines so you can create pages they actually want.
Filenivo’s free keyword research tool helps you generate ideas from a seed topic. [Confirm what the tool returns -suggestions, related searches, etc. – and describe it here.]

Volume, competition and CPC come from Google Ads data. Competition shows how crowded advertising is for a keyword (Low, Medium or High), not how hard it is to rank in search results. Intent is a text-based guess. Click a row to copy the keyword.

How to Use the Tool

1. Enter a topic or keyword, such as “image converter”.
2. Review the keyword ideas and related searches.
3. Pick keywords that match the page you are writing.
4. Use the best keyword in your title, heading and first paragraph.

How to Choose Good Keywords

  1. Match search intent. Decide whether people want to learn, compare or use a tool.
  2. Use long-tail keywords. Specific phrases like “convert HEIC to JPG on Windows” are easier to rank for than “converter”.
  3. Check the competition. Look at who ranks now and whether you can add something better.
  4. Group related keywords. One page can target a main keyword and several close variations.

Types of keyword ideas you can find

  1. Keyword ideas (A–Z): adds each letter and number after your topic to uncover long-tail keywords you wouldn’t think of.
  2. Questions: phrases starting with how, what, why, when and more. These are good for blog posts and FAQ sections.
  3. Prepositions: phrases with words like “for”, “with” and “near” that show specific use cases.
  4. Comparisons: “vs”, “alternative” and “best” searches, useful for review and comparison pages.

Why use long-tail keywords?

Long-tail keywords are longer, more specific phrases, such as “how to compress a pdf without losing quality”. They usually have less competition than short keywords, so newer websites can rank for them more easily. They also tend to bring visitors who know what they want.

Tips for choosing the right keywords

  • Match search intent. Ask whether people want to learn, compare or buy.
  • Start with low-competition, long-tail phrases.
  • Group similar keywords into one page instead of writing many thin pages.
  • Check search volume in Google Keyword Planner and competition in Google Search Console once your page is live.

Frequently asked questions

Is this keyword research tool really free?

Yes. There are no limits, no signup and no credit card.

Where do the keyword ideas come from?

They come from Google's live search suggestions, so they reflect real searches.

Does the tool show search volume?

No. It shows keyword ideas only. You can check volume by pasting your keywords into Google Keyword Planner.

Can I use it for other countries and languages?

Yes. Pick a language or country from the dropdown before you search.

Can I export my keywords?

Yes. Copy the list or download it as a CSV file.

What is keyword research?

It is the process of finding the words and phrases people search for, so you can create content that matches them.

What is a long-tail keyword?

A longer, more specific search phrase, usually with lower competition and clearer intent.

How many keywords should I target per page?

One main keyword and a few closely related variations is a good rule.

Where should I put my keyword?

In the title, the main heading, the first paragraph, the URL and naturally throughout the content.

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