About the Keyword Mapping Tool
A keyword map records which page targets which keyword, so you avoid writing two pages for the same search and can see topics with no page at all. This keyword mapping tool compares each keyword with your page URLs and titles by word overlap and assigns it to the best-matching page.
Keywords that match nothing are listed as unmapped, which usually means a content gap or a page that needs better wording. Pages that collect many keywords may be too broad or may be the natural pillar for a topic. Review the suggested matches, adjust them where the intent differs, and export the map as CSV for your content plan or client report. Your lists are processed in your browser and are not uploaded.
How to use it
- Paste your keywords, one per line.
- Paste your pages as URL and title pairs, one per line.
- Review the suggested matches, unmapped keywords and crowded pages.
- Adjust the mapping where needed and export it as CSV.
Frequently asked questions
What is keyword mapping in SEO?
Keyword mapping is assigning each target keyword, or keyword cluster, to one page on your site. It helps prevent several pages from competing for the same query, shows where new content is needed, and gives writers a clear focus for each page.
How does the tool decide which page matches a keyword?
It compares the words in each keyword with the words in your page URLs and titles, after normalizing word forms, and picks the page with the strongest overlap. It does not read page content or rankings, so treat the result as a draft and correct matches where intent differs.
What should I do with unmapped keywords?
First check whether an existing page could cover the keyword with better headings or a new section. If the topic or intent is genuinely different, plan a new page. Group unmapped keywords with the clustering tool so one new page can cover several related phrases.