Paste any page or draft and instantly see which words and phrases you use most — and whether you've tipped from "optimised" into "keyword stuffing".
The Keyword Density Analyzer breaks any block of text into its most-used single words, two-word and three-word phrases, then shows how often each appears and what percentage of the total it represents. It's the fastest way to see what a page is really "about" in the eyes of a search engine.
Density is no longer a ranking factor you optimise to a magic number — but lopsided density is still a useful warning light. If one keyword dominates unnaturally, you risk reading as spam; if your target term barely appears, the page may not be clearly on-topic. This tool gives you that signal in seconds, entirely in your browser, with an optional stop-word filter so common words like "the" and "and" don't drown out the terms that matter.
See unigrams, bigrams and trigrams ranked by frequency, not just single words.
Each term's share of the total word count, so you can spot over-use at a glance.
Toggle out common filler words to focus on the keywords that actually matter.
Drop in a page, a draft or any block of text.
Top terms and phrases appear with counts and density percentages.
Rework anything over-used, then paste again to confirm a natural spread.