How to use the Long Tail Keyword Suggestion Tool
- Type your main keyword, for example “yoga mat”.
- Choose the search engine, country and language. Choose the smallest phrase length you want (3, 4 or 5 words).
- Tick what to include: alphabet ideas, questions and prepositions. Tick “Go deeper” for more ideas.
- Click Get Long Tail Keywords and wait a few seconds.
- Click any keyword to copy it, or use Copy All and Download CSV.
Features
- Real long tail phrases from Google, YouTube, Bing and Amazon suggestions.
- Results are grouped by length: 3 words, 4 words, and 5 or more words.
- Question keywords such as “how to clean a yoga mat” are included.
- “Go deeper” looks up the suggestions again to find even longer phrases.
- Filter the list, click a keyword to copy it, or download everything as CSV.
- Free to use and no signup.
What is a long tail keyword?
A long tail keyword is a longer and more specific search phrase, usually three words or more. “Yoga mat” is a short keyword. “Non slip yoga mat for hot yoga” is a long tail keyword. Fewer people search for each one, but they are easier to rank for and the visitors know what they want.
How to use long tail keywords
- Write one blog post or page for each clear long tail idea.
- Use questions as headings and FAQ items.
- Put the exact phrase in your title, first paragraph and one subheading.
- Group similar phrases on one page instead of making many thin pages.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a long tail keyword?
A long tail keyword is a longer, more specific search phrase, usually three or more words. They have less competition and often bring visitors who are ready to act.
Where do the suggestions come from?
From the autocomplete suggestions of the search engine you choose. They are real phrases that people type.
Does the tool show search volume or difficulty?
No. That data comes from paid sources, so we do not guess it. Use the list to plan content, then check volume in Google Keyword Planner if you need numbers.
What does “Go deeper” do?
It takes the best suggestions and looks them up again. This finds longer phrases, but it takes more time.
Why do I see few results?
Very new or very narrow keywords have few suggestions. Try a broader main keyword or lower the minimum number of words.
Can I use the keywords for YouTube or Amazon?
Yes. Pick YouTube or Amazon as the search engine to get ideas for video titles or product listings.