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Extract and save keywords from AI conversations (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini) with Freemium/Premium quota management. š AI Keywords Extractor ā Chrome Extension for ChatGPT & Claude AI Keywords Extractor is a powerful Chrome extension built for SEO professionals, researchers, and content creators who work extensively with ChatGPT and Claude AI. It allows you to extract, save, and organize AI-generated keywords and search queries directly from your conversations ā in real time. If you want to understand how ChatGPT and Claude search the web, which keywords they use, and which sources they rely on, this extension gives you full transparency. 1ļøā£ AI Keyword Extraction for ChatGPT & Claude Automatically detects and captures AI-generated search queries and keywords from: ChatGPT (OpenAI) Claude AI (Anthropic) No manual copy-paste. Everything is extracted seamlessly while you chat. 2ļøā£ Real-Time AI Search Query Tracking See how AI searches the web in real time: Search queries generated by AI Keywords used during AI browsing AI research intent behind each response Ideal for AI SEO, GEO (Generative Engine Optimization), and prompt analysis. 3ļøā£ Freemium Quota System Choose the plan that fits your needs: Free Plan ā Limited daily keyword extractions Premium Plan ā Unlimited extractions with advanced features Upgrade instantly using a secure license key. 4ļøā£ Instant Premium Activation (Gumroad Integration) Unlock premium features in seconds: Secure license key verification No complex setup Immediate access after purchase 5ļøā£ Modern Dashboard & Dark Mode UI Designed for productivity and clarity: Real-time quota usage tracking Overlay visibility controls Quick access to support Clean dark-mode interface šÆ Why Use AI Keywords Extractor? ā±ļø Save time by eliminating manual keyword collection š§ Centralize AI search insights š Optimize content for AI-driven search āļø Improve SEO, prompt engineering, and research workflows š Official Website š https://keywordaitool.com/
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