Keyword Extractor
About Keyword Extractor
Our free online Keyword Extractor analyzes any block of text - your own draft or a competitor's published page - and surfaces the words and phrases that appear most often, after filtering out common stopwords that carry no topical meaning.
It's a fast way to see exactly which terms a piece of content is really built around, useful for content audits or competitive research.
How to Use the Keyword Extractor
- Paste in the block of text you want analyzed - your own draft, a competitor's page, or a transcript.
- Run the extraction to see the words and phrases that appear most often, with common stopwords already filtered out.
- Scan the resulting list for terms that reveal the content's true topical focus, not just its title.
- Compare the list against your target keyword to see how closely the text is actually built around it.
Content editors use this tool before publishing to confirm a draft is actually centered on its intended keyword rather than drifting toward tangential terms. SEO analysts use it on competitor pages during competitive research, quickly seeing which terms a top-ranking article repeats most, without having to read the whole page line by line. It's also useful for content audits across an entire site: running each page through the extractor and comparing the output to that page's target keyword can surface pages that have quietly gone off-topic over time, or old content that never had a clear topical focus to begin with.
Frequently asked questions
How does this extract keywords?
It counts single words and 2-3 word phrases across your text, removes common "stopwords" (the, and, is, of, etc.) that carry no topical meaning, and ranks the remainder by frequency - the words and phrases that appear most often are usually the ones your text is actually about.
Can I use this to find keywords for a page I haven't written yet?
It works best on existing text - your own draft, or a competitor's published page - to see which terms it's built around. For brand-new keyword ideas without existing text, try the site's Keyword Suggestion Tool or Long Tail Keyword Generator instead.
Is my text sent to a server?
No - extraction happens entirely in your browser; your text is never uploaded.
