Free Etsy Keyword Search Tool
Paste your listing (or a competitor's URL) below and get a free breakdown of the keywords Etsy is actually picking up — no account needed.
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- ✕No recipient term
- ✕No occasion keyword
- ✕Repeated words: sticker, pack, stickers
- ✕No recipient term in your tags
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- ✓Added a recipient term
- ✓Added an occasion keyword
- ✓Removed repeated words
- ✓A tag now targets a recipient
Both scores are calculated by the same checker you can run above. The favorites count comes from Etsy. The rewrite is what TagRocket generates. A higher score means the title matches how buyers search — it is not a prediction of sales.
Most keyword research for Etsy starts the same way: you open a dozen tabs, type guesses into the search bar, and write down whatever autocomplete spits out. That works, sort of, but it tells you what people search — not what your specific listing is doing with the words you already picked. This tool skips that step. Paste a listing URL or your title and tags, and it reads the listing the way Etsy's system does, then shows you which keywords are actually pulling weight and which ones are dead space.
If you're starting from zero on a new niche, a free etsy keyword tool is really answering two different questions at once: what should I be targeting, and is what I already wrote close to that. This one handles both. It flags thin tags (single words doing the job of a phrase), missing recipient and occasion terms, and repeated words that are quietly wasting character space in your title. You don't need to know Etsy SEO terminology going in — the checker points at the problem in plain language and moves on.
This isn't an etsy keyword research tool that hands you a giant spreadsheet of volume estimates and leaves you to figure out what to do with them. It's built around one listing at a time, because that's the actual decision a seller is making: is this specific title and tag set doing its job. The free version runs with no signup and no card, and it's not a trial — it's the same check every time, for any listing you want to run it on, as many times as you want. If you want to go a step further and get a full rewrite — new title, description, and all 13 tags regenerated from scratch — that's a separate step with 3 free uses on a new account, but the keyword check itself stays free with no limit.
Questions
Does this tool show real Etsy search volume for keywords?
No — it analyzes the listing you give it (title, tags, structure) rather than pulling search volume data. It tells you how well your current keywords are built, not how many people search for them each month.
Do I need an Etsy shop or account to use this?
No. You can paste a title and tags manually, or a public Etsy listing URL, with no signup required.
Will a better keyword score guarantee more sales?
No. The score reflects how well your listing is structured for Etsy's search system — not how it will perform against competition, pricing, or photos, which also affect whether a sale happens.
Is this the same as the free listing checker?
Same underlying tool, different angle — this page focuses on finding and evaluating keywords specifically, while the checker gives you the full score and issue list for a listing.
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