ASO keyword combiner

Dedupe, merge, and compress App Store’s 100-byte keyword field. Uses the browser segmenter; everything stays local. No search-volume data — order follows your input.

Raw comma-join: 0 bytes
How to use
1. Fill title and subtitle first — tokens already there are removed from candidates.
2. Paste candidates on the right (stronger terms first). Put brand names and unsplit terms under Protected.
3. You get Safe and Max-coverage plans, plus removed terms and risky merges.

When done, re-check field lengths in . Title & keyword counter

What this tool does

Pack App Store’s 100-byte keyword field: dedupe against title/subtitle, merge overlapping tokens with re-segmentation checks, skip risky merges. No search volume — order is your priority.

How to use

  1. Fill title/subtitle; put brands in Protected.
  2. Paste candidates (stronger first).
  3. Compare Safe vs Max coverage; copy one.

How it works

  • Official caps/rules from Apple Search / Connect docs.
  • Bag-of-words merge model from industry ASO practice.
  • Dedupe removes tokens already in title/subtitle.
  • UTF-8 bytes: Latin/comma 1, common CJK 3.
  • Intl.Segmenter can over-split brands — use Protected.

FAQ

Official Apple rules?

≤100 bytes, comma-separated no spaces, don’t repeat name/subtitle/category terms, >2 chars each, no competitor marks.

Do fields combine in search?

Apple doesn’t publish exact combo rules; industry assumes bag-of-words within a localization. Long-tail preview is an estimate.

Why skip some merges?

Re-segmentation must still recover original tokens — otherwise search breaks (classic ASO “组词” risk).

Remove all commas?

We keep commas in both plans — safer for review and exact matches.

Safe vs Max?

Safe: protected alone, merge cap (default 5). Max: unlimited merges; drops short terms covered by longer ones.

Same as Apple’s segmenter?

No — we use Intl.Segmenter. Protect brands; verify in ASO tools after shipping.

Related guides & tools

ASO articlesTitle & keyword counterScreenshot size lookupStore guideline articles

More tools in thedeveloper toolbox. For store preview shots, try theApp Store screenshot maker.