Keyword Generator — what it does
Turns one seed keyword into a scored idea list without a subscription. Offline mode expands the seed with question forms, commercial modifiers, long-tail combinations, comparison phrases, local intent and alphabet-soup, and can mine real phrases out of any text you paste — reviews, a competitor page, a forum thread. Every idea gets an intent label and a priority score, and the whole list exports as CSV.
How to use Keyword Generator
- Enter the seed keyword. Add more than one, comma separated, if you want comparison ideas.
- Choose the market — Global, India, US or UK — and add a city if local intent matters.
- Tick the patterns you want: questions, commercial modifiers, long-tail, comparisons, local intent, alphabet soup, or n-gram mining.
- Paste reference text if you want real phrases from it (2-3 word n-grams that appear more than once).
- Run it, sort by priority, then copy the list or download the CSV and check the top rows in Keyword Planner or Search Console.
Worked example: expanding “pdf editor” for Jaipur
Seed “pdf editor”, market India, city Jaipur, all patterns on: the tool returns question keywords (“what is pdf editor”, “how to pdf editor”), commercial modifiers (“best pdf editor”, “free pdf editor”), long-tail (“best pdf editor for beginners”), comparisons (“pdf editor vs alternatives”, “alternatives to pdf editor”), local intent (“pdf editor near me”, “pdf editor in Jaipur”), and alphabet-soup variants — each labelled informational, commercial or transactional with a 0-99 priority.
At a glance
| Patterns | Questions, commercial modifiers, long-tail, comparisons, local intent, alphabet soup, n-gram mining from pasted text |
|---|---|
| Scoring | Intent classification plus a priority heuristic on length, seed match and modifier type |
| Outputs | Table, CSV, JSON; copy gives a plain keyword-per-line list |
| AI mode | Optional — your own LLM key returns extra ideas with a difficulty guess and suggested clusters |
| Limits | No search-volume or difficulty data: no browser tool can read Google's numbers without a paid API. Priority is a heuristic, not volume |
| Where it runs | Offline mode runs entirely in your browser; AI mode calls the provider you configured |
Frequently asked questions
- What is Keyword Generator?
- Turn one seed keyword into hundreds of scored ideas — question forms, commercial modifiers, long-tail phrases, comparisons, local intent and alphabet-soup — plus n-gram mining from any text you paste. Offline by default; optional AI mode with your own LLM key.
- Is Keyword Generator free to use?
- Yes — Keyword Generator is free to use, with no sign-up, no install and no account.
- Does Keyword Generator upload or store my data?
- No — processing happens in your browser. AI requests go directly from your browser to the AI provider you connect with your own key, so your data never touches a SarvTools server.
- How does the AI in Keyword Generator work?
- It uses a bring-your-own-key model: you connect your own provider (OpenAI, OpenRouter, Groq, Gemini or DeepSeek) in Settings, and your key stays in your browser.
- Where do the numbers come from?
- Nowhere external. Offline mode has no volume data by design, so it scores ideas on intent and structure instead and tells you to verify the top rows for volume. AI mode adds the model's difficulty guess, which is also an estimate.
- What does the n-gram mining option do?
- It counts 1-3 word phrases in the text you paste, drops stop-words, keeps phrases that repeat, and adds the most frequent ones as ideas. That is how you pick up the language customers actually use instead of the language you would write.
- Can I use the CSV in my own SEO tool?
- Yes — it has keyword, intent, word count, priority, difficulty and note columns, so it drops straight into a spreadsheet or an import dialog.