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Keyword density checker

Paste your content to see which words and phrases you use most, with density percentages for one, two and three word combinations and a warning if anything looks over-optimised.

Optional. Type a word or phrase, or click one in the lists, to count and highlight it in your text.

Keyword density

Paste your page copy on the left. You will see the most used words and two and three word phrases with their density, and a warning if anything is repeated so often it reads as stuffing.

How it works

Three steps, no signup.

1

Paste your content

Drop in the page copy or article you want to analyse.

2

Review the densities

See the top single words, two word and three word phrases ranked by frequency and percentage.

3

Find and fix

Click any phrase, or type your target keyword, to highlight every use in your text. If one term dominates, vary your language.

FAQ

Keyword Density Checker questions.

What is a good keyword density?

There is no exact target. Modern search engines read meaning, not ratios. Aim for natural writing, usually under 2 to 3 percent for any single keyword, and use related terms rather than repeating one phrase.

What counts as keyword stuffing?

Repeating a keyword unnaturally to manipulate rankings. If one phrase dominates your page far above everything else, it can read as spam to both users and search engines. The tool flags any word or phrase used 3 or more times at over 3% density, once your text is at least 100 words long.

Does it ignore common words?

By default, yes. Stop words like the, and, of and to are hidden from the ranked lists so you see the terms that describe your content. Untick Hide stop words to include them.

Is the text sent to a server?

No. Analysis happens locally in your browser. Nothing you paste is uploaded.

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