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Topic Keywords

Pull the topic-bearing nouns and noun phrases out of any text. Answers "what is this about" — not "what words appear most" (try Text Frequency for that). Runs entirely in your browser.

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About Topic Keywords

Topic Keywords pulls the topic-bearing nouns and noun phrases out of any text, answering "what is this about" rather than "which words appear most." Reach for it to tag content, generate a quick subject list, or summarize the themes of a document. It runs entirely in your browser and returns the keywords as JSON.

Category
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Input
Accepts: text/plain.
Output
Outputs: application/json.
Cost
Free, runs in your browser
Memory
low
Privacy: Topic Keywords runs entirely on your device. Files you provide never leave your browser — no uploads, no server, no tracking. The page works offline once loaded.

Common uses

  • Generate tags for a blog post or article from its body text
  • Pull the main subjects out of meeting notes for a quick index
  • Build a topic list for SEO or categorization from page copy
  • Summarize what a long email thread is actually about
  • Extract themes from survey responses or reviews
  • Create keyword metadata for a document library

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from word frequency?

Frequency tells you which words appear most often, including filler. This tool extracts the topic-bearing nouns and noun phrases — what the text is about. For raw counts, use Text Frequency instead.

What format is the output?

JSON, so the extracted keywords are easy to feed into other tools or scripts.

Does my text leave my browser?

No. The extraction runs entirely on your device; nothing is uploaded.

What kind of input works best?

Plain text prose. The more coherent the writing, the more meaningful the topic nouns and phrases it surfaces.

Will it pick up multi-word phrases?

Yes — it captures noun phrases, not just single words, so terms like compound topics come through.

Keywords

  • keywords
  • topics
  • nouns
  • tags
  • summary
  • extract
  • tagging
  • nlp

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