How it works
- Enter a seed keyword or phrase (for example
coffee maker). - The tool queries Google Autocomplete for your term and for A–Z and question-word variations.
- It merges and deduplicates the predictions into one clean list.
- You get dozens to hundreds of suggestions you can copy or export in seconds.
What it shows
- Core autocomplete suggestions — the exact predictions Google surfaces for your seed.
- A–Z expansions — suggestions for each letter appended to your term.
- Question variations — what, how, why, when and where phrasings.
- Long-tail phrases — specific multi-word queries with clearer intent.
- Branded and modifier terms — extras like best, cheap, near me and reviews.
- Total suggestion count — the full number of unique ideas returned.
Common use cases
- Quick brainstorming — get a wide list of ideas before deeper research.
- Title and heading ideas — turn popular questions into headings.
- Finding modifiers — spot words like cheap, best or near me that signal intent.
- Filling content gaps — discover sub-topics you have not covered yet.
Example
Enter standing desk and you might see standing desk under 200, standing desk vs sitting and how to build a standing desk — instant prompts for product pages, comparisons and how-to posts, all drawn from live autocomplete.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Keyword Suggestion Tool free?
Yes — it is completely free with no signup and no daily limits. Enter as many seeds as you like.
Are these real Google suggestions?
Yes. The tool reads live Google Autocomplete predictions, so each suggestion is a phrase Google currently offers to real searchers — nothing is invented.
How is this different from full keyword research?
This tool focuses on fast autocomplete ideas. For intent labels and grouping, use the Keyword Research tool, and learn how to act on autocomplete data in our long-tail keywords guide.