Keyword Generator
Find what people actually search on YouTube and Google. Every keyword here is pulled live from real autocomplete data — the same suggestions you see in the search box.
How to use these keywords
Put your main keyword in your video title, the first line of your description, and say it out loud in the first 10 seconds — YouTube reads all three. Pick from the Questions tab when you want a video that answers a specific problem; those viewers came looking for exactly that, so they watch longer.
The Long tail tab is where a small channel actually wins. “How to edit reels” is fought over by everyone. “How to edit reels on CapCut for free on Android” is fought over by almost nobody, and the people searching it know what they want.
What the score means
The number beside each keyword is a relative opportunity score, not monthly search volume. It rises with how specific and long a phrase is, because more specific phrases face less competition. A 90 is not “90 searches” — it means a newer channel has a realistic shot at ranking for it.
We do not show monthly search volume, and you should be careful with free tools that do. Real volume data comes from clickstream panels and Google Ads account data that Ahrefs and Semrush pay a great deal for. There is no free source for it, so a free tool showing you precise volume numbers is usually estimating or inventing them. We would rather give you real keywords and an honest score than a confident-looking number that is made up.
For true search volume, Google Keyword Planner is free with a Google Ads account, and Google Search Console shows the real queries already bringing people to your site.
Where this data comes from
Straight from YouTube's and Google's public autocomplete — the suggestions that appear as you type in the real search box. Every phrase listed is something people genuinely search for. We expand your seed keyword across the alphabet and across question and comparison modifiers, then filter out anything that drifted off topic.