Free keyword clustering tool

Free keyword clustering tool

Paste a messy keyword list and get clean topic clusters, each with the page type it should become. Then let Orchory turn those clusters into a ranked queue of pages worth building, each one a prompt your coding agent ships.

No signup required · Runs in your browser tab


Cluster your keywords free

Group keywords into the pages they belong on

Keywords that share topical intent belong on one page, not many. Paste your list and this groups them into clusters — the same "one page per cluster" logic Orchory runs — and suggests the page type each cluster should become.

Your keywords

One per line, or comma-separated. Up to a few hundred.

Your clusters

Each cluster is one page's worth of keywords, with the page type it most likely wants.

Paste a keyword list on the left and cluster it to see topic groups here, each with a suggested page type. Nothing is stored — it runs in this request and disappears.

Clustering is the step between a keyword list and a content plan. Orchory does it at scale — then it scores every cluster, picks the ones worth building, and hands your coding agent a ready-to-run prompt for each page, metadata and internal links included. Pair it with the free AI keyword research tool to fill your list first.

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How it works

From a keyword list to page-ready clusters in three steps

No account, no upload, no per-seat fee. Paste, cluster, and see the pages your keywords want to become.

01

Paste your keyword list

Drop in keywords one per line or comma-separated — from your keyword tool, Search Console, or a brainstorm. No account, no upload.

02

See your topic clusters

Keywords that share topical intent are grouped into clusters — the same "one page per cluster" logic Orchory runs, so each cluster maps to a page you could build.

03

Get a suggested page type

Every cluster comes with the page type it most likely wants — comparison, guide, tool, template, landing or data — inferred from how the keywords read.


Who it is for

Why keyword clustering matters

Ranking one strong page for a whole topic beats scattering ten thin pages across near-duplicate keywords. Clustering tells you which keywords are actually the same page. Here is who this is for.

Content teams

Turn a 200-row keyword export into a handful of clear page topics in seconds, instead of eyeballing a spreadsheet for an afternoon.

SEO consultants

Show a client exactly which keywords belong on the same page — and what kind of page — without paying per-seat for a clustering suite.

Founders doing their own SEO

Skip the guesswork about whether "notion vs obsidian" and "notion alternatives" are one page or two. They are one — a comparison.

Anyone with a keyword list

Clustering is the step between research and a content plan. Do it free here, then let Orchory rank the clusters and build the pages.


Cluster free. Then let Orchory build the pages.

Group your keywords above, then let Orchory rank the clusters and turn each into a prompt your coding agent ships.


Questions

Keyword clustering, answered.

What is keyword clustering?
Keyword clustering groups keywords that should target the same page, because they share the same intent. "notion vs obsidian" and "notion alternatives" are one comparison page, not two. Clustering turns a flat keyword list into a page-level content plan.
How does this tool cluster my keywords?
It groups keywords that share topical vocabulary and reads their phrasing to suggest a page type (comparison, guide, tool, template, landing or data). It runs in-process and stores nothing. Orchory's full pipeline goes further, clustering by real Google SERP overlap and scoring each cluster.
Is it really free?
Yes. Clustering here is free, with no account and no card. Signing up is only for Orchory, which clusters at scale, ranks the clusters by opportunity, and hands your coding agent a prompt for each page worth building.
How many keywords can I paste?
Up to a few hundred per run. Anything over the cap is skipped and the count is shown, so a big paste never silently truncates or errors.

Stop sorting spreadsheets. Start shipping pages.

One profile, then Orchory runs: clustering, scoring, and a prompt for every page worth building, metadata and internal links included.