Enter your book title or a one-line description and get 7 phrases readers actually search for on Amazon, marked high, medium or low demand, ready for KDP's 7 keyword boxes. No sign-up.
Every phrase comes from Amazon book search and has a monthly search volume. Nothing is made up by AI.
Phrases that only repeat your title or change singular to plural are skipped, so each of the 7 boxes widens the searches you can show up in.
Other authors' names and common trademarks are removed, and non-book searches such as toys and stickers are left out.
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From the Amazon book search phrases and monthly search volumes KDPTop tracks. The tool picks the 7 that fit your title best and add new words.
The search data comes from English searches on Amazon.com, so input in other languages finds no matches.
KDP suggests up to 7 keywords or short phrases, in the order readers would type them, and searching them on Amazon before you publish.
KDP's help page advises against repeating words already in your title, contributors or categories. The tool shows full search phrases so you can see how readers search; when you fill them in, you can drop the repeated words and keep only the new ones.
No. It only picks phrases people actually search for. It doesn't track where your book ranks in search results, and nobody can see the keywords other publishers entered in KDP.
The same keyword picker is in the KDPTop browser extension and the API, so after signing up you can use it right next to your KDP dashboard.