Running a Search

Type any keyword into the Search Term Analyzer to see how it performs on Etsy. The search modal gives you autocomplete suggestions, your recent searches, and popular terms — so you can jump into analysis quickly.

How to search

1. Click the search input at the top of the page, or press / on your keyboard to open the search modal

2. Type a keyword or phrase (e.g., "personalized gift")

3. Choose from three tabs as you type:

   • Popular — the most commonly searched terms across all ListingView users

   • Recent — your own search history

   • Suggestions — autocomplete suggestions that appear as you type

4. Press Enter or click a suggestion to run the search

5. Results load in a two-column layout with metrics, charts, and tables

Navigating from results

Once you have results, you can keep researching without starting over:

• Search a similar keyword — Click the search icon next to any keyword in the Similar Keywords table to run a new search for that term

• View a listing — Click any row in the Top Listings table to open it in Listing Explorer

• Add to Watchlist — Click the star icon on any listing to save it for tracking

• Deep link — Bookmark or share a keyword search using the URL — it includes the keyword parameter so the search runs automatically when opened

Copying and exporting

• Copy a keyword — Click any keyword chip in the Similar Keywords table to copy it

• Copy all keywords — Click Copy all above the table to copy every similar keyword at once

• Export to CSV — Click Export to CSV above either table to download the data. CSV export requires a paid plan.

Tips

• Re-searching a keyword you've already looked up doesn't count against your monthly limit — revisit past searches anytime

• Use the / keyboard shortcut to open the search modal quickly from anywhere on the page

• Start with broad terms, then drill into similar keywords that show strong recommendation scores

Related features

• Search Term Analyzer Overview — What the tool does and how it's organized

• Interpreting Results — What the metrics, charts, and tables mean

• Listing Explorer — Deep-dive into listings from the Top Listings table