Group by shared word
Phrases that share their most distinctive word form one group, the way keyword clustering services work.
Free SEO tool
Paste up to 10,000 keywords, one per line, optionally with their search volume, and get them grouped: first by the word they share, then by how similar the phrases are. Exclude phrases with minus words, keep only phrases with plus words, and export the clusters to CSV.
Run the tool above and the result appears here.
What it checks
Phrases that share their most distinctive word form one group, the way keyword clustering services work.
Within each group, phrases are merged when they share at least the percentage of words you set. 90 percent is strict; 50 percent is loose.
Drop phrases containing minus words; keep only phrases containing at least one plus word.
Add a volume after each keyword, separated by a tab, comma or space, and the clusters show totals.
How to read it
Each cluster is usually one page: the phrases in it are the page’s target, its H2s and its FAQ. A cluster with high total volume and clear commercial intent is a service page; a cluster of questions is a guide. Clusters with one phrase each either need a looser similarity setting or are genuinely one-off searches.
More free tools
Every tool is free and most run in seconds.
Paste a list of keywords or phrases, one per line, choose the main word, and get a word tree: every phrase branching out from that word, sized by how often each branch occurs.
Learn more ↗Paste text, or paste a page’s HTML, and get character and word counts, the density of the words and phrases you are tracking, the most frequent words, grouped word forms, and how naturally the text is written according to Zipf’s law.
Learn more ↗Enter a page address and get the title and meta description with lengths, every heading, the word count and most-used words, each image with its alt text, every link with how often it is used, a readability score, and a list of the errors we found.
Learn more ↗Enter a page address and get its total word count, the number of stop words, the twenty most-used words with their share of the text, and word groups that combine singular and plural forms.
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Written and reviewed by
Kateryna QuinnFounder and CEO, aStash. Forbes Next 1000, NOCO Style 30 Under 30Kateryna founded aStash in Fort Collins in 2017. The free tools on this site are the checks her team runs on every client page; the keyword clusterer is the same check, opened up so you can run it yourself.
FAQ
Anything else? (970) 399-9004 reaches a person in Fort Collins, not a call center.
Each phrase is split into words; the word that appears in the most phrases becomes the group name, and phrases are assigned to the most frequent word they contain.
The share of words two phrases have in common. At 90 percent only near-duplicates merge; at 50 percent “buy red shoes” and “red shoes online” merge.
Yes. The grouping is based on the words you paste, in any language.
No. Clustering runs in your browser and the CSV is generated there too.