Keyword List Analyzer
Know what a keyword list is really about before you build pages from it. See the words that recur most, the keywords likely to compete for the same page, and the full vocabulary — in seconds, without a spreadsheet.
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What do you want to do?
How to use the Keyword List Analyzer
- Paste the keyword list — a clean one gives the clearest picture, so run “Clean a keyword list” first if it came straight from a tool.
- Pick an analysis. Reports open in a side panel and don’t change your list.
- Export cannibalization groups as CSV to plan which page should target each group.
What each option does
Word Frequency Counter
Counts how often each word appears across the whole list and displays the most common ones as a ranked bar chart.
N-Gram Analyzer
Counts the two- and three-word phrases that recur across your list — where topic clusters and modifiers show up that single-word counts miss.
Keyword Cannibalization Checker
Groups keywords that share two or more meaningful words, flagging phrases that are likely competing with each other for the same search intent.
Keyword Grouping Tool
Groups keywords under the most common meaningful word they share — every “boots” keyword together, every “socks” keyword together — with a heading and count per group. Quicker and looser th…
Search Intent Classifier
Labels each keyword as informational, commercial, transactional or navigational from the words it contains (how, best, buy, login…). A quick first pass for sorting a list — not a substitute…
Duplicate Title & Meta Finder
Lists every line that appears more than once and how many times (ignoring capitals and extra spaces) — find duplicate titles, descriptions or H1s in a crawl export before you fix them.
Extract Unique Words from Text
Pulls every unique word used across the entire list into a single sorted list — a fast way to map topics.
Line Counter & Word Counter
Displays total lines, non-empty lines, total word count, and total character count for the pasted list in one glance.
Questions
How does cannibalization detection work?
Keywords sharing two or more meaningful words (ignoring words like “the” and “for”) are grouped together — candidates for the same page rather than separate ones.
Does word frequency ignore stop words?
It counts every word of two or more letters. Run “Remove stop words” first if you only want the meaningful terms.
Is there a limit?
Cannibalization compares up to 3,000 keywords at once; the other reports handle much larger lists.