Paste your keywords, open a search tab for each in Google, Bing, Yahoo or DuckDuckGo, then record your position and export the lot to CSV.
Want it automatic? Use your SERP API key · Free Chrome extension · Compare all three
Opening 10–15 at a time keeps browsers from blocking your tabs.
| Keyword | Your rank |
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Tip: press Alt+R to clear everything and start again.
Open a live search for every keyword on your list in a single click, in batches your browser won't block.
Switch between Google, Bing, Yahoo and DuckDuckGo, and run the same list against each to compare.
Type the position you actually see into a clean table. Nothing is scraped, guessed, or personalised away.
Your keywords and ranks persist in the browser, so closing the tab or reloading never loses your work.
Copy as tab-separated text for Sheets and Excel, or download a ready-made CSV in one tap.
Everything runs in your browser. Install it as an app and it keeps working with no connection.
Same keyword list, three different engines under the hood. Log ranks manually here, automate with your own API key, or install the free Chrome extension.
Opens a real search tab per keyword; you read the result and type the rank.
Calls a SERP API with your own key and reads each ranking automatically.
Reads the Google results page in tabs it opens and fills in the rank for you.
Drop your list into the box, one keyword per line. Duplicates and blank lines are cleaned up for you.
Pick a search engine and how many tabs to open per click, then hit Open searches.
Type the rank you see for each keyword, then copy the table or download it as a CSV.
Browsers block a page that tries to open many tabs at once. Keep Tabs per click at 10–15, and use Open next to work through a long list a batch at a time. If nothing opens, allow pop-ups for this page and try again.
Search results are personalised by location, history and device, and automated scraping violates search-engine terms. Opening the real SERP and reading your own position is the accurate, allowed way to track rankings — this tool just makes doing it in bulk fast.
Run your list on Google, then switch the engine and open again. Because ranks are saved per keyword, you can re-open the same keywords against Bing, Yahoo or DuckDuckGo and note where each one differs.
To reduce personalisation, run your searches in a private / incognito window or sign out of your search account. You'll see results closer to what a fresh visitor gets.
Copy puts Keyword ⇥ Rank on the clipboard as tab-separated values — paste it straight into Google Sheets or Excel. CSV downloads the same two columns as a file, safely quoted for commas.
Press Alt+R to clear everything and start over. Your work is saved as you go, so the ordinary browser reload (Ctrl+R) is never hijacked.
Yes. It runs entirely in your browser, needs no sign-up, and there is no limit on how many keywords you check.
No, and that is deliberate. It opens a real search tab for each keyword so you read the live results yourself, then type the position into the table. Automated scraping breaks search-engine terms and often returns positions that differ from what a real visitor sees.
Opening many tabs at once triggers the pop-up blocker. Allow pop-ups for this page, or keep Tabs per click at 10 to 15 and use the Open next button to work through the list in batches.
No. Everything stays on your device. Your keyword list and the ranks you log are saved to your browser's local storage only and are never sent to a server.
Google, Bing, Yahoo and DuckDuckGo. Pick one before you open a batch, then switch engines and open again to compare where you rank across them.
Yes. Copy the table as tab-separated text to paste straight into Google Sheets or Excel, or download a CSV file with one row per keyword and rank.
Install Bulk Keyword Search
Add it to your desktop or home screen — it opens in its own window and keeps working offline.