Chrome extension for keyword research

Turn one search into hundreds of keyword ideas.

Keymint collects the real autocomplete suggestions Google Search and Etsy show for your keyword and every variation of it, then lets you filter, organise and export them in seconds.

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  • Google Search & Etsy
  • No account needed
  • Your research stays in your browser
Keymint workspace listing hundreds of keyword suggestions collected for the seed “psl”, with source query, method and platform columns

How it works

Autocomplete shows only about ten suggestions at a time. Keymint asks it again for every variation you choose, one query at a time, and keeps every real answer.

  1. Start from a keyword

    Search on Google or Etsy and click the Keymint icon. It recognises the page and fills in your keyword. You can also type one or many seeds yourself.

  2. Choose how to expand it

    Letters A–Z before or after, numbers, question words, modifiers, your own words, or templates. Keymint shows how many queries that is before you start.

  3. Collect, review, export

    Watch suggestions arrive live. Filter, sort and select them, then export to CSV for Excel or Google Sheets, TXT, or your clipboard.

Example: one generated query and the suggestions it returned

Generated query psl a used only to ask
Real Google suggestions it returned
  • psl auction
  • psl auction 2027
  • psl auction date
  • psl app
  • psl all teams
  • psl all winners
kept as keywords, with “psl a” recorded as their source

Suggestions shown were returned by Google for “psl a” on 23 October 2026. In our tests that week, the seed “psl” plus A–Z (27 queries) gave between 380 and 395 unique suggestions per run. Results vary by keyword, language, country and day.

Everything you need to mine autocomplete

Google Search and Etsy

Research web search demand or what Etsy shoppers type. Choose Google's language and country; Etsy research runs through your open etsy.com tab.

Expansion methods you can combine

A–Z after, before or joined to your keyword, 0–9, who/what/how questions, modifiers like “best” or “near me”, Etsy product attributes and your own words.

Templates

Write patterns such as best {seed} {x} or how to watch {seed} {x} and Keymint fills in your keyword and every letter.

Capture what you see

Add the suggestions under the Google or Etsy search box with one click. Turn on Live capture to collect them as you type; the toolbar icon shows “LIVE” while it is on.

Clean, unique results

Duplicates are removed automatically, ignoring letter case and Unicode variants while keeping the original text. Negative keywords hide terms you don't want.

Go deeper, safely

Optional recursive expansion queries new suggestions again, with depth and query limits so a run never gets out of hand.

Built for big lists

Search (with regular expressions), filter by method, platform or seed, sort and bulk-select tens of thousands of keywords without slowing down.

Pause, resume, pick up later

Pause or cancel at any time without losing results. Close the tab mid-run and resume later. Sessions are saved on your device with full history.

Export anywhere

CSV ready for Excel and Google Sheets, plain CSV, TXT or clipboard. Choose rows and columns; every language, comma and quote survives intact.

A closer look

Expansion methods panel with question words and modifiers enabled for the seeds “wedding gift” and “anniversary gift”, and results filtered to question suggestions
Combine methods across several seeds, then filter results by the method that found them.
Export menu with options for selected, shown or all rows, a column picker and CSV, CSV for Excel and TXT buttons
Export selected, filtered or all keywords with exactly the columns you need.
Research history sidebar listing saved sessions with keyword counts
Every research session is kept on your device. Reopen, rename, duplicate or delete them.

Made for people who live in search boxes

  • SEO professionals building keyword lists and content briefs
  • Bloggers and publishers finding the questions readers ask
  • Etsy sellers discovering the words shoppers use for products
  • Niche researchers mapping a topic before they build
  • Marketers exploring modifiers, comparisons and local intent

Private by design

Keymint has no servers, no accounts, no analytics and no ads. Your keyword research is stored only in your browser.

Read the privacy policy

  • Research history, settings and captures are stored on your device, and you can delete them at any time.
  • Only the search variations you choose to collect are sent, to Google's and Etsy's own suggestion services.
  • Keymint reads only the search box and its suggestions on Google and Etsy. It does not record your browsing.
  • Keymint works at a polite pace. If a site limits requests or shows a check, it stops, keeps your results and never tries to get around it.

What Keymint doesn't do

Straight answers, so you know what to expect.

  • No made-up metrics. Keymint shows what autocomplete suggests. It does not estimate search volume, competition, cost per click or difficulty.
  • No shortcuts around sites. It doesn't bypass rate limits, CAPTCHAs or sign-ins.
  • No guarantees about third parties. Google and Etsy can change their suggestions or services at any time; Keymint tells you if a service stops responding as expected.

Frequently asked questions

Does Keymint show search volume?

No. Keymint lists the suggestions Google and Etsy actually show, with the query that produced each one. It does not invent or estimate volume, CPC, competition or difficulty. Export your list to the keyword tool of your choice if you need those numbers.

Where is my research stored?

In your Chrome profile on your own computer. Nothing is uploaded to Dropwebs or anyone else. You can turn off saving sessions, delete individual sessions, or remove everything from Keymint's settings.

Why does Etsy research need an open Etsy tab?

Etsy only answers suggestion requests made from its own website. Keymint sends them from an etsy.com tab in your browser, one at a time, the same way a search you type would be sent. Keymint asks before opening a tab for you.

Can I research other languages and countries?

Yes. Choose Google's language and country in Keymint's settings. Keywords, exports and imports handle every script, including Urdu, Arabic and Chinese. You can even replace the A–Z letters with characters from your own alphabet.

What happens if Google or Etsy limits my requests?

Keymint stops straight away and keeps everything collected so far. Wait a little, then press Resume; you can also slow the pace in settings. It never tries to get around limits or verification checks.

Can I combine Keymint results with lists I already have?

Yes. Import a CSV or TXT file and Keymint merges it into your research, skipping duplicates.

Which browsers does it work in?

Keymint is built and tested for Google Chrome on desktop.

Is Keymint made by Google or Etsy?

No. Keymint is made by Dropwebs and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Google or Etsy.

More questions or a problem to solve? Visit Keymint support.

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