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Keyword Density

Paste any text to analyze keyword frequency and density. See single words and phrases ranked, with optional stopword filtering.

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What keyword density means

Density is how often a word or phrase appears relative to the total word count, expressed as a percentage. SEOs check it to confirm a page actually emphasizes its target topic and to spot accidental overuse. This tool counts single words or two- and three-word phrases and ranks them by frequency.

Reading the results sensibly

There is no magic ideal percentage; modern search engines reward natural, topical writing far more than a specific number. Use the table as a sanity check: if your target keyword barely appears, strengthen the copy; if one phrase dominates unnaturally, rewrite for readers first.

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Keyword Density FAQs

What is a good keyword density?
There is no official target. Historically 1 to 2 percent was quoted, but Google has never confirmed an ideal figure. Write naturally and use this tool to check balance, not to hit a number.
What are stopwords and why remove them?
Stopwords are ultra-common words like the, and and is that carry no topical meaning. Removing them keeps the ranking focused on words that actually describe your content.
Should I check 1, 2 or 3 word phrases?
Single words show raw topics, two-word phrases catch terms like digital marketing, and three-word phrases reveal longer key phrases. Check all three for a full picture.
Can keyword stuffing hurt my rankings?
Yes. Repeating a keyword unnaturally to manipulate rankings violates search guidelines and can trigger penalties. Aim for natural coverage.
Is my text sent to a server?
No. The analysis runs entirely in your browser.
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