What is Suggest Keyword Extractor?

Enter a keyword to collect Google search suggestions around it. The tool also gathers suggestions combined with 5W1H question words and letters of the alphabet, so you can review related terms and search angles in one place.

Duplicate keywords are merged into one entry. Use it for SEO keyword research and article topic planning.

How to Use

1. Enter the keyword you want to research.
2. Choose a language code if needed.
3. Get suggestions.
4. Filter the results by keyword or category, then copy the ones you need or export them as CSV.

For a keyword you want to explore, you can rerun the tool for more suggestions or open Google search results to see what is actually ranking.

To look up an English word by its spelling rather than its pronunciation, wrap the keyword in double quotes. In Japanese-language results, for example, ai can return words that are read the same way, while "ai" returns suggestions about AI.

Main Settings

Language Code

Choose the language used for suggestions. Matching it to the target market helps you collect the terms people actually search for. Use ja for Japanese and en for English-speaking markets.

Main Result Categories

Basic

These are the standard suggestions for the keyword. Start here to find the most closely related terms and decide where to focus.

5W1H

These suggestions combine the keyword with question words such as what, when, where, who, why, how, and how much. They are useful for question-style article topics and for comparing search intent.

Alphabet

These suggestions combine the keyword with single letters. Use them to find derived terms, technical terms, and other angles.

Use Cases

• Finding SEO and article keywords
• Seeing which related terms people search for around a keyword
• Finding new angles for ads or content
• Exploring further suggestions from a keyword you find

Things to Keep in Mind

• The number of suggestions depends on the keyword, language, and timing of the search
• Running the same keyword and language again soon may return the same results for a while
• If no suggestions appear, try a shorter keyword or a different spelling
• Suggestions are hints about search demand, not search volume