4.8· 1,000+ sellers already automating their dropshipping· 1,000+ sellers already automatingFree eBay Keyword Tool. The searches buyers type on eBay.
Type a product and get the real searches buyers use on eBay, for 10 eBay sites. No signup, no daily limit.
Keywords buyers already use
eBay matches a buyer's search against the words in your listing. The closer your words are to theirs, the more searches you show up in.
Real buyer searches
Every keyword is a search buyers make on eBay. Nothing is guessed or written by AI.
Long-tail searches included
Beyond the top searches you get the "with" and "for" searches buyers add: with bass, for shower, for car.
Your market, not only the US
Switch between 10 eBay sites. Buyers on eBay UK or Germany search with different words than buyers in the US.
Three steps to the right keywords
Type, read, copy. A few seconds per product.
Type a product
Two or three words that say what it is, like "bluetooth speaker" or "dog bed". Pick the eBay site you sell on.
Read the buyer searches
The tool lists what buyers search for with those words, top searches first.
Use them in your listing
Copy the searches that fit your product into the title first, then into item specifics. Search any keyword to go deeper.
Where eBay keywords go in a listing
Buyers find a listing through the words they type. Three places hold those words, and they do not count the same.
Title
The most important place. You have 80 characters: start with what the product is, then add the buyer searches that fit. Use each word once.
Item specifics
Brand, size, color, material, model. eBay search reads them along with the title, and buyers filter results by them. Fill in every field that applies.
Description
Write it for the buyer, not for search. eBay only searches descriptions when a buyer turns that option on, so a keyword that is only here is missed by a normal search.
eBay keyword questions, answered
What the keywords are and where to put them.
Turn the keywords into a title that matches them
The SuperDS Title Builder looks up these searches from your title, shows which ones it misses, and adds the missing words until you fill the 80 characters.