Free tool

Negative keyword list generator

Choose your business type and the kinds of searches you do not want. Get a clean negative keyword list you can paste straight into Google Ads.

  • Free, no sign-up
  • Results in seconds
  • Built by the JuvioX team
Exclude searches about
Match type

0 negative keywords

Review before adding: remove anything that could be a real buyer search for your business. Add it in Google Ads under Tools → Shared library → Negative keyword lists.

Want an expert to look at your results?

Send them with a free audit request, or book a free call and walk through them with a specialist.

Quick answer

How do you find negative keywords?

Start with words that show the searcher is not a customer, such as jobs, free, DIY or training. Then check your Google Ads search terms report for searches that cost money without converting. This generator gives you a starting list by industry that you can review and add to your account.

How it works

Three steps, no sign-up

  1. 01

    Choose your business type

    Local service, ecommerce, B2B, SaaS or a specific trade.

  2. 02

    Pick what to exclude

    Jobs, free and DIY searches, education, competitors you add and more.

  3. 03

    Copy or download

    Choose broad, phrase or exact match formatting and paste the list into Google Ads.

FAQ

Questions about this tool

Need more than a tool? See how our Google Ads service works.

Google Ads
What are negative keywords?

Words that stop your ads showing for searches you do not want, such as "jobs" or "free". They cut wasted clicks so more budget goes to buyers.

Can negative keywords block good traffic?

Yes, if they are too broad. Review the list before adding it and check your search terms report every week or two to refine it.

Where do I add the list in Google Ads?

Tools → Shared library → Negative keyword lists. Create a list, paste the keywords and apply it to your campaigns.

How often should I add negative keywords?

Check your search terms report every week or two in a new account, then monthly once it settles. Each review usually finds new searches to exclude.

What is a negative keyword list?

A shared list of negative keywords you can apply to many campaigns at once, which keeps exclusions consistent. Campaign-level negatives only apply to one campaign. Most accounts use shared lists for common exclusions and campaign negatives for specific cases.

More free tools

Keep going

All free tools

Free growth audit

Ready to grow with clarity?

Tell us about your goals. We'll reply within one business day with where you're losing money and what to fix first.

  • Campaign and funnel review
  • Tracking and data check
  • Prioritised next steps

No obligation. No spam. Just clear next steps.

Free growth audit

Find out where your ad budget is leaking

  • Ad account and tracking review
  • Landing page and funnel check
  • Prioritised list of fixes

Free and no obligation. Reply within one business day.

What should we look at?

We reply within one business day. No spam.

Times are shown in your local timezone.

Loading available times…