🔍 Advanced Keyword Research Tool

The Alphabet Soup Method is a proven keyword research technique used by SEO professionals worldwide. It works by appending each letter of the alphabet (a-z) and numbers (0-9) to your seed keyword to systematically discover autocomplete suggestions from search engines.

For example, if your seed keyword is "fitness tips," the tool will search for "fitness tips a," "fitness tips b," all the way through "fitness tips z," plus "fitness tips 0" through "fitness tips 9." This reveals hundreds of real user searches that you might never have thought of manually.

The method is called "Alphabet Soup" because you're "fishing" through the entire alphabet to catch all possible keyword variations that exist in search autocomplete data.

With all options enabled (A-Z variations, 0-9 variations, and question keywords), you can generate 260+ unique keyword suggestions from a single seed keyword. The actual number varies based on what autocomplete suggestions exist for your specific keyword and language combination.

Here's the breakdown: A-Z variations query 26 times, 0-9 variations query 10 times, question keywords query about 20 times (with different question words). Each query typically returns 5-10 suggestions, though duplicates are automatically removed.

The tool is completely free with no limits, so you can run as many searches as you need to build comprehensive keyword lists for your projects.

Relevance scores (0-100 points) help you prioritize which keywords to target first. The scoring system considers multiple factors:

• Frequency: How many times the keyword appeared across different searches (up to 50 points)
• Seed Match: Whether it contains your original seed keyword (30 points bonus)
• Question Format: Question-based keywords get bonus points (20 points)
• Long-Tail Bonus: Keywords with 3+ words receive extra points (15 points)
• Seed Words: Partial matches with individual words from your seed (10 points each)

HIGH relevance (60-100 points) represents your best opportunities with proven search demand. MEDIUM (30-59 points) are related topics worth exploring. LOW (0-29 points) may reveal niche opportunities but require more validation.

Yes, in most cases we recommend keeping auto-filter enabled. It removes low-quality suggestions that are unlikely to be valuable, such as single-letter additions that don't form real keywords or completely irrelevant suggestions.

However, you might want to disable auto-filter if you're doing deep niche research and want to see ALL possible suggestions, even obscure ones. You can always use the filter search box afterward to narrow down results to what matters.

The auto-filter is intelligent - it keeps keywords that appeared multiple times (high frequency) even if they're technically "low relevance," because frequency indicates real search demand.

Our tool offers several unique advantages over traditional keyword research tools:

• 100% Free: No subscription fees, no usage limits, no registration required
• Real Autocomplete Data: Shows exactly what real users type into Google and YouTube search boxes
• Long-Tail Focus: Discovers niche keywords that expensive tools often miss
• Fast & Efficient: Generate 260+ keywords in under 60 seconds
• Multiple Platforms: Get both Google and YouTube data in one place
• No Database Limitations: Direct API access means fresh, current data
• Smart Relevance Scoring: Automatic prioritization saves time

Many paid tools rely on limited databases and estimated search volumes. Our tool shows you actual autocomplete suggestions - proof that real people are searching for these terms right now.

Absolutely! These keywords are perfect for SEO because they represent actual user searches pulled directly from Google and YouTube autocomplete. Here's how to use them effectively:

• Blog Content: Use question keywords as blog post titles and topics
• Page Optimization: Incorporate long-tail variations into existing pages
• Content Gaps: Discover topics your competitors haven't covered yet
• FAQ Sections: Build comprehensive FAQs using question-based keywords
• Video SEO: Optimize YouTube titles and descriptions with discovered keywords
• Topic Clusters: Group related keywords to build topical authority

Remember to validate keyword difficulty using other SEO tools and check actual search volume before committing to high-competition keywords. Focus on long-tail keywords (3+ words) for quicker ranking wins.

Google Search: Shows general web search intent across all content types. Best for blog posts, articles, landing pages, and informational content. Google results tend to show a broader range of search intents including informational, navigational, commercial, and transactional queries.

YouTube Search: Shows video-specific search intent. Best for video content ideas, tutorials, how-to guides, reviews, and visual demonstrations. YouTube keywords often include modifiers like "tutorial," "how to," "review," "vs," and "unboxing."

For comprehensive keyword research, we recommend running searches on BOTH platforms with the same seed keyword. This reveals the full spectrum of how users search for your topic - both for reading content and for watching videos.

Search trends and user behavior change constantly, so regular keyword research is essential. Here's a recommended schedule:

• Monthly: For your main content topics and primary keywords
• Before New Content: Always research keywords before creating new blog posts, videos, or campaigns
• Quarterly: Comprehensive review of your entire keyword strategy and content plan
• When Entering New Niches: Discover terminology and search patterns in unfamiliar topics
• After Algorithm Updates: See if search behavior has changed after major Google updates
• Seasonal Planning: Research seasonal keywords 2-3 months before peak seasons

The tool is free with no limits, so don't hesitate to run searches whenever you need fresh content ideas or want to validate a topic's search demand.

No! This tool is completely free with unlimited searches. You can generate as many keyword lists as you need for your projects, with no daily limits, no monthly caps, and no registration required.

We only ask that you use the tool responsibly and avoid excessive rapid-fire searches that could temporarily affect performance for other users. Normal usage - even dozens of searches per day - is completely fine.

There are no premium tiers, no paywalls, and no features locked behind subscriptions. Every feature you see is 100% free to use, forever.

We currently support two major platforms:

• Google Search: The world's largest search engine, perfect for web content, blog posts, and general SEO research
• YouTube: The world's second-largest search engine, ideal for video content ideas, tutorials, and visual media planning

Together, these two platforms represent the vast majority of online searches and provide comprehensive coverage for most keyword research needs. We chose quality and depth over breadth - focusing on the two most important platforms rather than spreading thin across many sources.

Yes! We provide two convenient export options:

• Copy All Button: Instantly copies all keywords to your clipboard in plain text format (one keyword per line). Perfect for pasting into documents, notes, or other tools
• Export CSV Button: Downloads a complete CSV file with all keywords plus their relevance scores, frequency data, and classification. Ideal for Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet analysis

The CSV format is particularly powerful - you can sort by any column, filter keywords, add your own notes, track keyword difficulty from other tools, and build comprehensive content plans. Import the CSV into keyword management tools, SEO platforms, or project management software.

We recommend exporting your results after each research session to build a library of keyword opportunities for your niche.

Our tool focuses on keyword discovery rather than search volume metrics. We show you WHAT people are searching for (via real autocomplete data) but not HOW MANY monthly searches each keyword gets.

This is actually an advantage for finding untapped opportunities - many keyword tools only show high-volume keywords that are already saturated with competition. Our tool reveals long-tail keywords and emerging search trends that might have "zero" volume in traditional tools but represent real user searches.

For search volume data, we recommend combining our tool with free options like Google Keyword Planner, Ubersuggest, or paid tools like Ahrefs and SEMrush. Use our tool for discovery, then validate volume and difficulty elsewhere.