Free KDP metadata checklist
Free KDP listing helper
Fill all seven keyword slots and categories.
Enter your title and niche words to get seven keyword slots, suggested categories, and a description skeleton for your listing.
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Seven slots are seven independent searches
KDP treats each 50-character keyword slot as its own search line — repeating the same phrase in every slot does not multiply relevance, it wastes seven chances. Fill each slot with a distinct phrase a reader might type: genre plus audience, format plus promise, character type, setting, and use case.
The helper blends your title and niche words into seven non-duplicated slots and adds category candidates. It cannot know your audience's actual vocabulary — the metadata checklist and a quick Amazon search against each slot will verify what shoppers really type.
- Lead slots with the highest-intent phrases the title does not already cover
- Avoid competitor brand names and trademarked phrases
- Every slot phrase should also make sense read aloud in the description
The description's first line does the work
Shoppers see the description's opening before the Look Inside page, so the skeleton starts with the reader benefit, then the premise, then the proof (pages, format, what is inside). Plain language beats jargon — say “for readers who…” instead of listing features.
Put the emotional hook in the first slot
The seven keyword slots are your first audience signal: the trope words readers search (rejected mate, alpha, fated mate, billionaire, progression) belong in slots one to three, and the description should open with the same wound you would put on the cover. Sell the pain, then the promise. The launch diagnoser scores the hook; the wrapper metadata places it where the store can see it.
- Slots 1-3 carry trope words, not generic genre
- First description sentence replays the rejection or betrayal
- Category 2 goes to the niche shelf, not the broad one
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is this tool free?
Yes. It runs entirely in your browser and never uploads your input.
Do I need an account?
No. Use it directly, then continue to the paid release flow only when you are ready.
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