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Free Keyword Research Tool

Explore up to five keyword ideas, check live Google Trends, and organise your own keyword metrics in one clear workspace.

Free research workspace

Find useful keyword angles, then verify the data

Start with a topic, choose a market, and get five organised keyword ideas. The live Google Trends panel provides relative search interest. Add your own volume, difficulty, or CPC data by importing a CSV.

Clear about the dataAICS does not invent search volume, keyword difficulty, or CPC. Those metrics stay blank unless you provide them in an import.

Your keyword research

Enter a topic to create a focused list of ideas.

Import CSV

Keyword	Intent	Idea source	US volume	Global volume	KD	CPC	Imported trend score	Data date	Trend
Your ideas will appear here.

“Intent” is a best-effort phrase classification. Volume, KD, and CPC are only shown when present in an imported CSV; AICS does not estimate these values. CSV headers accepted: keyword, intent, source, us_volume, global_volume, kd, cpc, trend, date.

How to use

From topic to shortlist

Enter a topic or seed keyword and pick a Trends market.
Review the five ideas and their likely intent.
Use the Trends panels to compare relative interest and related searches.
For volume, KD, and CPC, import a CSV from a source you trust.
Export the combined list to keep or share your research.

When to use

Use it while planning content

Use the tool to brainstorm topic variations, compare broad interest patterns, and organise data before writing a page, article, course description, or campaign brief.

For exact monthly volume, paid-search bids, or organic difficulty, verify the metrics with the source that produced them. Trends alone cannot answer those questions.

What makes AICS different

Transparent signals instead of made-up scores

Many keyword tools combine estimates from proprietary datasets. This free workspace keeps sourced information separate from generated ideas: Google Trends remains labelled as relative interest, AICS suggestions are labelled as ideas, and imported metrics remain attributable to the user's own data. That makes it useful for learning and early research without pretending to predict rankings.

No account or paid API required for idea generation.
Live Trends link and chart for regional context.
CSV import and export for metrics users already have.
No promise that a keyword will rank in Google or appear in AI answers.

Frequently asked questions

Keyword research FAQs

Does the tool provide exact US or global search volume?

No. Google Trends shows relative interest on a normalized scale, not monthly search counts. The volume columns accept values from an imported CSV.

What does KD mean here?

KD usually means organic keyword difficulty, but providers calculate it differently. AICS leaves it blank unless your imported data includes a KD value and its source.

Are AICS keyword ideas guaranteed to rank?

No. Suggestions help with brainstorming. Rankings depend on the search results, competition, the page, the site, and many other changing factors.

How do I import metrics?

Upload a CSV with a keyword column. Optional columns can include intent, source, US volume, global volume, KD, CPC, and trend. The import is processed in your browser and is not uploaded to AICS.

Does this tool provide AI search volume or guarantee AI citations?

No. There is no reliable public metric that predicts whether an AI product will cite a specific page. Use clear, useful content and monitor each platform's own reporting where available.

How often does the data update?

Trend charts are loaded from Google Trends when you search. Imported metrics reflect the file you provide and its stated source or date. AICS does not maintain a private keyword-volume database.