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# Managing keyword lists

Save, organize, and manage your keyword research results with saved lists for easy access and export.

## Saving keywords to a list

After running any research mode, you can save keywords to a named list for later reference. Select the keywords you want to keep, then click **Save to list** and choose an existing list or create a new one.

## Working with saved lists

* **View lists** — Access your saved lists from the Researcher sidebar or the lists tab.
* **Add keywords** — Keywords can be added to existing lists from any research mode.
* **Remove keywords** — Open a list and remove individual keywords you no longer need.
* **Delete lists** — Remove entire lists when they are no longer relevant.

## Using keywords from lists

Saved keywords can be used across Rankability:

* **Create content** — Use a keyword from your list as the target topic for a new Copywriter project.
* **Set up tracking** — Add keywords from your list to Track for rank monitoring.
* **Share with your team** — Lists are visible to all team members in the same agency workspace.

## Related articles

* [Getting started with Researcher](/researcher/getting-started-with-researcher.md) — Overview of all research modes and scores.
* [Creating a content project](/copywriter/creating-a-content-project.md) — Turn your keyword research into optimized content.
* [Setting up keyword tracking](/track/setting-up-keyword-tracking.md) — Start monitoring your target keywords.


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