About the Keyword Generator
Seed a term and the tool expands it using the same public autocomplete endpoints that power the suggestion dropdown in a search box, then layers on question words, prepositions and commercial modifiers to widen the set.
What you get back is real: these are phrases people type, not invented combinations. What you do not get is search volume, because nobody gives that away free and any tool showing you free volume figures is estimating from clickstream samples with wide error bars.
Use the output for coverage rather than for prioritisation. The questions column in particular tends to expose the gap between what you wrote about and what people actually wanted to know, and filling that gap is usually worth more than another attempt at a term you already rank for.
Common questions
Where do these keyword suggestions actually come from?
The same public autocomplete endpoints that power the suggestion dropdown in a real search box, expanded with question words, prepositions and commercial modifiers.
Why doesn't it show search volume?
No free tool has accurate real-time search volume — even paid tools estimate it from sampled data with real error margins. This tool focuses on coverage: real phrases people type, not invented combinations.
Should I use every suggestion it gives me?
No — treat the list as raw material. The most valuable ones are usually the specific, low-competition long-tail phrases and the questions, which reveal gaps your existing content doesn't answer.