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Keyword Density Checker
Measure how often words and phrases appear in pasted text or on a live page, and flag single words repeated often enough to read as stuffed.
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What this keyword density checker checks and how to act on it
A keyword density checker measures how often words and phrases appear as a share of all words in a text. This tool analyses pasted text or a live page's title, H1, and body, and lists the most frequent terms with their counts and percentages.
Keyword density is not a ranking target; Google has long said it does not use a density threshold. The measure is useful as a readability check: a single word above about three percent often reads as repetitive. Covering the topic's subtopics with natural, varied wording helps readers and search engines more than adjusting percentages.
How to use the keyword density checker
- Enter a public page URL, or paste text of at least 50 words.
- The tool counts words and phrases in the title, H1, and body text.
- Look for single words above about 3 percent, which often read as repetitive.
What it does not check
- Rankings; Google does not use a keyword density target.
- Text that only appears after JavaScript runs.
Read the guide
Step-by-step explanations of what this tool checks and how to fix what it finds.