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# Google Ads Keyword Planner

Find high-value keywords for your Google Ads campaigns. Get search volume, CPC estimates, competition levels, and keyword suggestions based on your products and competitors.

**Category:** [Google Ads & PPC](/google-ads-and-ppc.md) · **Badge:** Google Ads

## Where to find it

* **Web app** — [app.marketingtool.pro/tools/adwords-keyword-tool](https://app.marketingtool.pro/tools/adwords-keyword-tool)
* **iOS / Android app** — open the **Tools** tab and search “Google Ads Keyword Planner”

## Inputs

| Input                | Type                                            | Required |
| -------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | -------- |
| Seed Keywords or URL | textarea                                        | ✅        |
| Target Location      | text                                            | optional |
| Match Type           | select — Broad Match, Phrase Match, Exact Match | optional |
| Max CPC Budget ($)   | number                                          | optional |

## Result workspace

Your result page is organized into tabs: **Overview**, **Discover**, **Analyze**, **Export**.

## Tips for best results

* **Start with Seed Keywords** — Enter 3-5 core terms related to your product/service.
* **Check Competitor URLs** — Enter competitor websites to find keywords they're targeting.
* **Filter by Intent** — Focus on commercial/transactional keywords for better ROI.

## How to run it

1. Open **Google Ads Keyword Planner** (links above).
2. Fill in the inputs and press **Generate**.
3. Review your full result page — it's saved to your History automatically. On desktop, use **Download All** to save every asset.


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