AI-Powered Extraction

Keyword Extractor — Find What Matters

Extract the most important keywords and phrases ranked by relevance. Perfect for SEO optimization, content analysis, and research.

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Use Cases

Keywords extracted by relevance and category — instantly ready for your workflow.

SEO Optimization

Extract target keywords from competitor content. Use them to build better meta tags, headings, and content strategies that rank higher.

Content Analysis

Quickly grasp what any article or document is about without reading the whole thing. Skim the keywords instead.

Academic Research

Extract key concepts from academic papers, reports, and studies for literature reviews and research summaries.

How It Works

AI-powered keyword extraction in three steps.

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Paste Your Text

Enter any text — an article, blog post, research paper, or product description. Up to 10,000 characters supported.

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AI Extraction

Our AI reads the full text, identifies core topics and concepts, then ranks keywords by semantic relevance.

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Review & Use

Browse your tag cloud of keywords, color-coded by category with relevance percentages. Use them wherever you need.

Keyword Categories

Every extracted keyword is tagged with a category to help you understand its role.

Topic

Main subject areas and themes discussed in the text

Entity

People, organizations, products, locations, dates

Action

Verbs and action-oriented phrases describing activities

Concept

Abstract ideas, methodologies, frameworks, and principles

Frequently Asked Questions

How many keywords will I get?

Typically 5-15 keywords depending on text length and topic diversity. Short, focused texts produce fewer keywords; long, topic-rich texts produce more.

How is relevance scored?

Relevance (0-100) reflects how central a keyword is to the text's overall meaning. Core topics score 80-100, supporting concepts score 50-80, and peripheral terms score below 50.

Does it work with non-English text?

Yes. The AI preserves the original language of your text. Keywords are extracted in the same language as the input — whether English, Chinese, Spanish, or any supported language.