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Keyword Cluster Planner.

Group search queries by word overlap for manual content planning. This is a free utility from my portfolio toolkit, with local browser processing and no account required.

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Groups by Jaccard word overlap with each cluster seed. Input order affects groups. Keep intent modifiers such as free, price and best. No search volumes, AI calls or guaranteed ranking opportunities are supplied.

SIMPLE BY DESIGN

How to use Keyword Cluster Planner

  1. Paste up to 500 queries without personal information, one per line.
  2. Choose a similarity threshold; higher values make narrower groups.
  3. Review the output manually and map groups to existing useful pages.

Turn a query list into an outline you can review.

Paste search queries from your own research or a sanitized Search Console export. The planner compares normalized word sets and groups a query with the most similar existing seed above your chosen threshold. It preserves meaningful modifiers instead of treating all repeated topics as the same intent. This is lexical grouping, not semantic AI or live keyword research. Reordering the inputs can change the groups; inspect the actual result pages and user task before deciding whether to improve one article or create another.

Groups by Jaccard word overlap with each cluster seed. Input order affects groups. Keep intent modifiers such as free, price and best. No search volumes, AI calls or guaranteed ranking opportunities are supplied.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

A little more clarity.

Does the planner include search volume or keyword difficulty?

No. It only uses the query text you supply. It does not fetch search results, estimate demand or predict rankings.

Is my input sent to a server?

No. This utility processes your input in your browser. URLs you paste are treated as data; the tool does not fetch them. Be careful with clipboard history on shared devices.

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