Etsy keyword intelligence

See any keyword’s last 5 years — before you make the product.

Track how demand for an Etsy keyword has moved season by season, spot its yearly peak, and compare several side by side. Measured from Google Trends and real Etsy supply — never an invented search volume.

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Keyword history

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5-year Google Trends history · relative demand, never a search-volume count
▲+87%vs last year
Your move
Crowded — hard to win
Real demand 20/100 · 942,638 live listings · 33% ads
DemandLow demand · rising
TimingCatch the February peak — list by Dec 7, promote by Jan 4
✓ Every figure here is measured — never an invented number
Demand index
20/100
Google Trends
Competition
High
total Etsy supply
Opportunity
3/100
demand vs supply
Etsy listings
942,638
total live listings
Median price
$19.93
$8–$27.68
Ad share
33%
promoted on page 1
Peak month
Feb
+77% vs low
Momentum
+100%
last 4 wks · Bing

Demand over time — 5 years

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Google Trends interest, indexed 0–100 across all shown keywords on one scale (100 = that term’s own all-time peak within the window). A relative index of demand shape — not a monthly search count.

Seasonality

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Average monthly Google Trends interest over 5 years on a true 0–100 scale (100 = the top gridline). Bar height is the real index — the number on each bar — so two equal months look equal (green outline = this month). February is the peak — list ~6–8 weeks ahead of it.

Weekly interest

▲ +100% · 4 wks
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A relative index (never absolute volume) of recent weekly search interest — the fast-moving “what’s ramping right now” signal. Hover any week to read its exact value; the shaded band is the last 4 weeks and the badge is their momentum vs the 4 before. Scale runs 0 → this window’s peak. Source: Bing Webmaster.

Your own demand record — measured weekly

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Weekly mean of our own daily demand measurements on the 0–100 Google-Trends scale — distinct from the 5-year Google Trends view above, and a record no competitor can copy. Faded points = a partial week (fewer daily samples).

Etsy supply over time — your own record

▼3,384,063 → 942,638 listings-72%
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Aug 23Sep 6

Number of Etsy listings competing for this keyword, observed over time from real page-1 fetches. Rising supply = a niche getting crowded.

Where interest is highest

Global
United States97
Canada39
Mexico2
Brazil1

Relative Google interest by country, grouped by continent — click a continent to open it. A region scored 100 is where the term is the biggest share of searches, not where the most people are. Sovereign countries only; tiny territories with too little data are left out.

Related & rising searches

Buyers also type (autocomplete)

Rising / Related = searches Google Trends links to this keyword (rising = fastest-growing — new product angles). Buyers also type = real Google/Amazon/eBay autocomplete, badged by where each term appears. Click any term to explore it.

Sources: Google Trends (relative interest, session-based), Bing Webmaster (sampled relative index), and real Etsy supply (total listing count + page-1 price/ad economics). Every figure is a measured relative index or a real supply count — no invented search volumes. Generated Fri, 18 Sep 2026 06:15:20 GMT.

Keyword history & seasonality — questions

How far back does the keyword history go?

Five years of monthly demand for any Etsy keyword, drawn from Google Trends on a 0–100 relative scale. You see every seasonal peak and whether a niche is climbing or fading before you commit to making the product.

When should I list a seasonal product on Etsy?

The explorer marks each keyword’s peak month from five years of history and suggests listing roughly 6–8 weeks ahead of it and promoting about 4 weeks ahead — so your listing is already indexed and reviewed by the time demand arrives.

How do I use Google Trends for Etsy keywords?

This tool does it for you: it pulls the Google Trends history for an Etsy phrase, filters out non-shopping noise, and places it next to live Etsy competition, so you read demand and supply in one view instead of jumping between tabs.

Is my keyword seasonal or evergreen?

The seasonality panel averages five years of interest month by month. A tall single peak means a seasonal keyword you need to time carefully; a flat line means evergreen demand you can list for year-round.

Is this keyword still trending, or has it already peaked?

The weekly momentum reading and the multi-year curve together show whether interest is rising, flat, or already past its peak — so you can back a niche on the way up rather than list into a crowd on the way down.

Do I need an account?

Yes — sign in to run searches. The free plan includes a few keyword lookups a day with full five-year history and seasonality; paid plans raise the daily limit and let you compare several keywords side by side on one scale.

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