The Meta Keywords Generator helps you identify and extract the most frequent words and phrases from your drafts. By analyzing word frequency and filtering out common English stop words (like 'the', 'and', 'with'), it highlights key concepts in your text. This is useful for content audits, finding keyword clusters, or preparing meta keywords fields.

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Extract Meta Keywords

How to Use

1

Paste Text

Copy your article or product description and paste it into the editor.

2

Run Analysis

Click 'Extract'. The tool filters stop words and counts keyword frequencies in real-time.

3

Review Keywords

Review the list of extracted keywords, ordered by frequency, and copy them for your tag manager.

Why This Tool Is Useful

Extract Instantly: Spot the most repeated words in your article in seconds.

Stop Words Filtering: Focuses on actual subject keywords by ignoring syntax connectors.

100% Secure: Safe for draft reviews since no inputs are uploaded to a remote server.

Practical Example

An author wants to make sure their article is focused. They paste their draft into the Meta Keywords Generator and see that 'database' and 'indexing' are the most frequent words. This confirms the article is aligned with their intended topics.

Limitations

Requires English stop words filtering for standard accuracy. Highly customized terms are counted literally.

FAQ

Does Google look at meta keywords tags?
No, Google declared in 2009 that it ignores the HTML meta keywords tag. However, some smaller search engines, directory platforms, and internal CMS systems still use it.
What are stop words?
Stop words are common structure words (e.g. 'is', 'a', 'this', 'on') that are filtered out so that only meaningful subject terms are counted.
Does it detect multi-word phrases?
This version focuses on single keyword extraction to ensure high accuracy.
Can I upload a file?
No, you must copy and paste your text into the input field.
Is there any word count minimum?
The tool works with any length, but texts over 200 words produce the most useful keyword lists.