Paste a list of keywords and instantly sort them by intent — informational, commercial, transactional or navigational — so every page targets the right stage of the journey.
Pattern-based estimate — review ambiguous keywords yourself.
The Search Intent Classifier labels each keyword by the kind of result a searcher expects: learning something (informational), comparing options (commercial), ready to act (transactional), or looking for a specific brand or page (navigational). It does this with transparent query-pattern rules — the same signals an experienced SEO scans for, applied in bulk.
Matching content to intent is the difference between ranking and converting. A "how to" query wants a guide, not a product page; a "buy" query wants a fast path to purchase. Sorting your keyword list by intent first lets you brief the right page type for each term. This is a fast heuristic, not a guaranteed label — always eyeball the edge cases — but it turns a long, flat keyword list into a structured plan in seconds.
Informational, commercial, transactional and navigational, colour-coded.
Paste hundreds of keywords, one per line, and label them all at once.
Based on visible query patterns — not a black box — so you can trust and tweak.
One keyword per line — as many as you like.
Each keyword is tagged with its most likely search intent.
Brief guides for informational terms, product/landing pages for transactional ones.