Paste your keywords
One per line (commas work too). The tool trims, lowercases, and removes duplicates.
Group your keywords into topic clusters — one page per topic
Building one page per keyword creates thin, competing pages. Paste your list and group related terms into topics — one focused page each — in one step, no login.
Paste your keyword list, one per line. This tool de-duplicates and clusters them by shared words, then suggests a head term for each topic.
Keyword clustering groups related search terms that should live on the same page. Build one page per keyword and you get thin, near-duplicate pages competing with each other — cannibalization. Cluster first, and you build one focused page per topic that can actually rank and get cited.
This tool clusters by the words your keywords share, deterministically. It's a fast first pass you can review and adjust before you plan your pages.
Paste your keywords and the tool groups related terms into topic clusters with a suggested head term for each.
One per line (commas work too). The tool trims, lowercases, and removes duplicates.
Keywords that share significant words are grouped into the same topic cluster.
Use the head term as the page target and cover the rest as sections.
These are the deterministic steps behind your clusters.
Clustering shows you which pages to build. Run the full AEOMaster audit to see whether AI answers actually find, mention, and cite those pages.
Clear answers about AI mentions, AI citations, ChatGPT visibility, Perplexity citation readiness, and when a full audit is worth running.
It groups a list of keywords into topic clusters by how many words they share, and suggests a head term for each cluster. Each cluster is usually one page to build, so you avoid thin, near-duplicate pages competing with each other.
Keyword clustering means grouping related search terms that should live on the same page. Instead of one page per keyword (which creates cannibalization), you build one strong page per topic and cover the variants as sections.
Paste one keyword per line (commas also work). The tool normalizes and de-duplicates them, then clusters by shared significant words — so “ai visibility checker” and “ai visibility tool” land together.
It clusters by the words keywords share, not by meaning — no AI, no login, no crawling. That makes it fast, private, and completely deterministic, but it groups by wording rather than intent, so review the clusters before acting.
The head term is the keyword whose words are most common across the cluster — usually the broad term to build the page around. Treat the rest as sections, FAQs, or supporting content on that page.
Clustering tells you which pages to build. Whether AI answers actually mention and cite those pages depends on your content, authority, and evidence — which is what the full AEOMaster audit measures.
This tool groups your keywords into topics. AEOMaster turns your pages into a full one-time audit of whether AI answers actually mention and cite you — with prioritized fixes.
Prompt-level results across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI — not just keyword groups.
The sources AI answers cite, and the pages and citations you are missing.
Every finding ranked by expected impact and effort, so you know what to fix first.
Each issue comes with the why, the steps, and an example you can act on.
Re-run it after you publish the pages to confirm your coverage and visibility improved.
AEOMaster turns your pages into a one-time AI visibility report: prompt-level findings, citation gaps, competitor context, and prioritized fixes you can re-run after each change.
Grouping related keywords into topic clusters and picking a head term for each before showing your results.
AEOMaster turns your pages into a full audit of whether AI answers mention and cite you.
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