Right now, OptiDraft focuses on what happens after you choose your keywords: generating and optimizing the article around them.
For discovering, validating, and prioritizing keywords, we recommend using a dedicated SEO tool such as Semrush.
Note: OptiDraft is not affiliated with Semrush — we simply consider it a solid option for keyword research until our own native module is available.
Roadmap
Native keyword tools in OptiDraft
We’re working on built-in keyword research features so you can:
Until then, we recommend pairing OptiDraft with a professional keyword research platform. Semrush is one of the tools many SEO teams rely on for:
Use those insights to pick your main and secondary keywords, then pass them into OptiDraft’s keyword and NLP fields when generating articles.
You don’t have to change how you do research. Just plug your chosen keywords into a writing and SEO engine that respects your strategy.
Step 1
Use Semrush (or your preferred platform) to find keywords, measure difficulty, and analyze competitors.
Step 2
Add your main keyword, supporting terms, and any important SERP observations into the brief & NLP fields.
Step 3
OptiDraft uses your keyword inputs to build structured, long-form content that matches user intent.
We decided to perfect the writing and on-page experience first — because even the best keyword list won’t help if the content itself is weak.
Once your article engine is dialed in, plugging in native keyword research becomes much more powerful. That’s the stage we’re now working towards.
For now, combining OptiDraft with a strong research tool like Semrush gives you the best of both worlds: professional-grade keyword data + a writing system built to turn those ideas into SEO-ready articles.
Take the keywords you discovered in Semrush or any other SEO platform, drop them into OptiDraft, and generate long-form, SEO-ready articles in minutes.