Free Keyword Clustering Tool
Paste up to 300 keywords. They come back grouped into pages by topic and search intent, ready to write or to build as a site.
What 30 keywords become
Keyword clustering groups the keywords that one page can rank for: same topic, same search intent. This is the tool's real result for the coffee sample list.
The list
- best coffee grinder
- best burr grinder under 100
- burr vs blade grinder
- how to grind coffee beans without a grinder
- how to make cold brew coffee
- cold brew coffee ratio
+ 19 more
The clusters
16 clusters: 8 informational, 6 commercial, 2 transactional
The site
- Home
- Cold Brew Coffee Guide
- Coffee Grinder Reviews
- Pour Over Brewing Guide
- Coffee Bean Delivery Services
- French Press Brewing Guide
One page per cluster. The head keyword goes in the title and H1.
- Cold Brew Coffee GuideInformationalhow to make cold brew coffeecold brew coffee ratio, cold brew vs iced coffee, how long does cold brew last
- Coffee Grinder ReviewsCommercialbest coffee grinderbest burr grinder under 100, burr vs blade grinder
- Pour Over Brewing GuideInformationalhow to make pour over coffeepour over coffee ratio, pour over vs french press
- Coffee Bean Delivery ServicesTransactionalbuy coffee beans onlinecoffee bean subscription, fresh roasted coffee beans delivery
- French Press Brewing GuideInformationalhow to use a french pressfrench press coffee ratio
- Home Espresso Machine ReviewsCommercialbest espresso machine for homebest espresso machine under 500
- Coffee Bean Storage and Shelf LifeInformationalhow to store coffee beansdo coffee beans go bad
- Coffee Roast Caffeine ComparisonInformationallight roast vs dark roast caffeineespresso vs coffee caffeine
- Pour Over Brewer ReviewsCommercialbest pour over coffee makerchemex vs v60
- Grinding Coffee Without GrinderInformationalhow to grind coffee beans without a grinderNone
- Cold Brew MakersCommercialcold brew makerNone
- Espresso Machine MaintenanceInformationalhow to descale an espresso machineNone
- Espresso Beans SelectionCommercialbest coffee beans for espressoNone
- Arabica Versus RobustaInformationalarabica vs robustaNone
- Coffee Grinder DealsTransactionalcoffee grinder saleNone
- Breville Barista Express ReviewCommercialbreville barista express reviewNone
AI output can differ a little between runs. Borderline keywords such as "coffee grinder sale" may join the grinder reviews in one run and stand alone in the next: settle those with a look at Google.
How to use the keyword clustering tool
Real screenshots of the current tool, using the coffee sample. Long results are shown as a preview.



Clustering keywords for SEO, start to finish
- Step 1
Collect
Export queries from Search Console or your SEO tool. Keep one theme per list.
- Step 2
Clean
Drop keywords you would never write about. Repeats are removed for you.
- Step 3
Cluster
Paste 50 to 300 keywords here and run them.
- Step 4
Check
Search the head keywords that matter on Google before you write.
- Step 5
Map
One cluster, one page. Reuse a page you already have before adding a new one.
- Step 6
Link
Put related pages under a hub page and link them to each other.
Plan the hub with the Topic Cluster Maker
Two ways to group keywords
- Semantic, which this tool does
- Groups keywords by what they mean. Instant, free, and it needs nothing but your list.
- SERP-based
- Groups keywords whose Google results share pages. Closer to how Google sees them, but every keyword costs a lookup.
Rule of thumb: search two keywords from a cluster. If three or more of the top 10 results are the same pages, they belong on one page.
# Group keywords by shared Google results (SERP overlap).
# serps.csv has one row per keyword and ranking URL, with the header keyword,url
# (export the top 10 results for each keyword from your rank tracker or SERP API).
import csv
from collections import defaultdict
MIN_SHARED = 3 # top 10 pages two keywords must share to go together
urls = defaultdict(set)
with open("serps.csv", newline="", encoding="utf-8") as f:
for row in csv.DictReader(f):
urls[row["keyword"].strip().lower()].add(row["url"].strip())
clusters, placed = [], set()
for seed in urls: # file order: put your highest volume keywords first
if seed in placed:
continue
group = [seed] + [kw for kw in urls
if kw not in placed and kw != seed
and len(urls[seed] & urls[kw]) >= MIN_SHARED]
placed.update(group)
clusters.append(group)
for i, group in enumerate(clusters, 1):
print(f"Cluster {i}: {group[0]}")
for kw in group[1:]:
print(f" - {kw}")Needs only Python. Feed it a keyword,url CSV of each keyword's top 10 results.


Five clustering mistakes, and the fix
- Don't:buy coffee grinderhow to clean a coffee grinderin one clusterDo:
Split buying from how-to. Shared words do not mean a shared page.
- Don't:coffeeone cluster of 60 keywordsDo:
Break it up until each cluster is one page you could write.
- Don't:pour over vs french pressfrench press vs pour overin two clustersDo:
Same search, same page. The overlap check flags these for you.
- Don't:No head keywordDo:
Pick one keyword per cluster for the title and the H1.
- Don't:Publishing without a look at GoogleDo:
Check the head keywords that matter first. Any tool can be wrong, this one too.
Your clusters are a sitemap. Grigora builds the site.
Describe your business and Grigora's AI website builder drafts the pages, the copy and the images. Change anything by asking. Page titles, descriptions, a sitemap and Search Console verification come built in.
Grigora vs paid keyword clustering tools
A paid SERP tool earns its price when you cluster thousands of keywords a month. For a few hundred, start here.
| Grigora (this tool) | Keyword Insights | SE Ranking Keyword Grouper | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | From $58 a month (Basic plan) | From $129 a month, or $103.20 a month billed yearly (Core plan) |
| Try it free | Yes, no signup | $1 seven day trial, up to 500 keywords | 14 day free trial |
| Account needed | No | Yes | Yes |
| How it groups | AI, by meaning and search intent | By similarity of Google results | By matching URLs in Google results |
| Keywords per run | Up to 300 | Paid in credits, 1 per keyword | Not listed |
| Search intent labels | Yes, per cluster | Yes | Not listed |
| Search volume | Kept from your paste | In its separate keyword discovery tool | Volume checks, charged per keyword |
Grigora (this tool)
- Price
- Free
- Try it free
- Yes, no signup
- Account needed
- No
- How it groups
- AI, by meaning and search intent
- Keywords per run
- Up to 300
- Search intent labels
- Yes, per cluster
- Search volume
- Kept from your paste
Keyword Insights
- Price
- From $58 a month (Basic plan)
- Try it free
- $1 seven day trial, up to 500 keywords
- Account needed
- Yes
- How it groups
- By similarity of Google results
- Keywords per run
- Paid in credits, 1 per keyword
- Search intent labels
- Yes
- Search volume
- In its separate keyword discovery tool
SE Ranking Keyword Grouper
- Price
- From $129 a month, or $103.20 a month billed yearly (Core plan)
- Try it free
- 14 day free trial
- Account needed
- Yes
- How it groups
- By matching URLs in Google results
- Keywords per run
- Not listed
- Search intent labels
- Not listed
- Search volume
- Volume checks, charged per keyword
Prices and trials as listed on each vendor's own pricing page on October 31, 2026. Check their sites for current terms.
Questions
About keyword clustering, this tool, and what to do with the result.
Keyword clustering is grouping keywords that one page can rank for: they share a topic and the searcher wants the same thing. Each cluster becomes one page, instead of several thin pages that compete.
Yes. There is no signup, no credit card and no watermark, and you can paste up to 300 keywords per run. It is one of Grigora's free SEO tools.
An AI model groups the keywords one page could answer, by topic and search intent. Grigora's server then checks that every keyword you pasted comes back once, as typed, with leftovers under Not grouped.
Semantic clustering, used here, groups keywords by meaning. SERP-based clustering groups keywords that share pages in Google's top 10, at the cost of a lookup per keyword. Plan here, then check key clusters on Google.
It keeps the volumes you paste but does not look them up. Paste rows with a Volume, Searches or Impressions column and clusters are sorted by total volume, with the top keyword as each head keyword.
As many as one page can serve, which is usually between 2 and 15. A cluster of one is fine when that keyword needs its own page, such as a single product review. A cluster of 40 usually hides two or three pages.
Most clusters follow one pattern: intent (learn, compare, buy), topic, modifier (budget, audience), questions on one subject, or location. Intent comes first, because it decides what kind of page ranks.
Yes. Tap any keyword to move it to another cluster, start a new cluster with it, or make it the head keyword. Undo reverses a change, and your result stays in this browser after a refresh.
By hand: sort the list, add columns for topic and intent, fill them in and filter. That works for a few dozen keywords. For more, run the list here and use Copy for Sheets to paste the clusters back as rows.
Yes. Each cluster is a tight theme, which is what an ad group needs. Commercial and transactional clusters suit ads best, and each ad group should point at the landing page that matches its head keyword.
Cannibalization is two of your pages chasing one search, so neither ranks as well as one strong page would. Clustering picks one page per search, and this tool flags same-word keywords split across clusters.
Yes. Keywords come back exactly as you typed them, and cluster names are written in the language of your keywords. Keep one language per run so the clusters stay clean.
Yes, as a first draft. Under your results, Build this site free sends them to Grigora's AI website builder, which drafts a page for each of your largest clusters. Preview it free, then edit by asking.
More free keyword tools
- Topic Cluster Maker
- Keyword Intent Classifier
- Content Brief Generator
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