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About

Marketing campaigns and domain research often require the exhaustive generation of phrase combinations. This tool automates the Cartesian product of multiple word lists, ensuring every possible permutation is explored. Accuracy in syntax is critical for PPC managers; a missing bracket in Google Ads can shift a keyword from Exact Match to Broad Match, potentially wasting budget on irrelevant traffic. Similarly, domainers need rapid hyphenation testing to check availability for thousands of URL variations.

The mixer handles three distinct input sets, applying user-defined separators and standard advertising wrappers. It processes logic client-side to ensure privacy and speed. While standard spreadsheets struggle with combinations exceeding a few thousand rows, this engine utilizes efficient array handling to generate up to 1,000,000 variations without locking the browser interface. It allows for immediate export of large datasets that would otherwise require complex scripting or manual entry.

Formulas

The core logic relies on the Cartesian Product of input sets. If we define three sets of keywords A, B, and C, the total output set S is defined as:

S = A × B × C

The cardinality (total count) of the resulting set is the product of the sizes of the input sets:

|S| = |A| ⋅ |B| ⋅ |C|

For formatting, if wrap(x) is the selected match type function (e.g., adding quotes), the output for a specific tuple (a, b) is:

result = wrap(a + separator + b)

Reference Data

Match Type	Syntax	Trigger Condition	Example Input	Example Output
Broad Match	keyword	Matches misspellings, synonyms, related searches.	red shoes	red shoes
Phrase Match	"keyword"	Matches phrase or close variations inside search.	red shoes	"red shoes"
Exact Match	[keyword]	Matches exact term or close variant with same meaning.	red shoes	[red shoes]
Modified Broad	+key +word	Legacy type (Google Ads). Forces terms to appear.	red shoes	+red +shoes
Negative Exact	−[keyword]	Excludes exact searches.	free	-[free]

Frequently Asked Questions

Generating combinations is computationally cheap, but rendering them into the DOM (the visible page) is expensive. If you combine 3 lists of 100 words, you generate 1,000,000 items. Attempting to display 1 million lines of text in a single HTML text box will crash most browsers. This tool uses a "preview" mode and virtual buffering to handle the data in memory, allowing you to copy or download the full list without freezing your screen.

Phrase match (wrapped in quotes) triggers your ad when a user searches for your phrase potentially accompanied by other words before or after it. Exact match (wrapped in brackets) restricts the trigger to the specific meaning of your keyword alone, offering tighter control over budget but lower volume.

Yes. Select "None" for the match type and choose "No Space" or "Hyphen" as the separator. You can combine prefixes (e.g., "best", 'top'), niches (e.g., "crypto", 'vegan'), and TLD extensions (e.g., ".com", '.io') to generate lists for bulk availability checking.

Select the "CSV" output option or copy the raw list. If using Google Ads Editor, you can "Make Multiple Changes" and paste the clipboard content directly. Ensure your columns (Campaign, Ad Group, Keyword, Match Type) align if you are pasting structured data, or simply paste the keywords if adding to a specific ad group.

No. All processing happens locally in your browser's temporary memory. Once you refresh the page or close the tab, the data is lost. This ensures client confidentiality for sensitive campaign strategies.