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Keyword Density Analyzer

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".

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About this tool

What is the Keyword Density Analyzer?

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.

Why use it

Built to win the click, not just the ranking

1, 2 & 3-word phrases

See unigrams, bigrams and trigrams ranked by frequency, not just single words.

Density percentages

Each term's share of the total word count, so you can spot over-use at a glance.

Stop-word filter

Toggle out common filler words to focus on the keywords that actually matter.

How it works

A few clicks to a better result

1

Paste your content

Drop in a page, a draft or any block of text.

2

Read the breakdown

Top terms and phrases appear with counts and density percentages.

3

Adjust and re-check

Rework anything over-used, then paste again to confirm a natural spread.

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FAQ

Questions, answered

There is no magic number — modern search engines don't reward a target percentage. Aim for natural language where your main term appears comfortably without dominating. Use this tool to catch over-use, not to hit a quota.
Only loosely. Relevance, intent and quality matter far more. Density is best used as a sanity check against keyword stuffing and to confirm a page is clearly on-topic.
No. Analysis runs entirely in your browser and nothing you paste is uploaded or saved.