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Keywords from Text
Extract the phrases and words a passage or page emphasises most, which is roughly what it signals as its topic.
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What this keywords from text checks and how to act on it
Keywords from text extracts the two-word phrases and single words a passage repeats most, after removing common words. Those terms are roughly what a search engine reads as the passage's topic, so the list is a quick check that a page emphasises what you intend.
If the top phrases do not include the query you want to rank for, the page may be describing its topic inconsistently. Name the main concept the same way in the title, H1, and section headings, and cover the subtopics a searcher needs. Use the output to find gaps, not to insert words.
How to use the keywords from text
- Paste a passage of at least 40 words, or a public page URL.
- The tool counts repeated two-word phrases and single words, ignoring common words.
- Check that the top phrases match the query you want the page to answer.
What it does not check
- Search volume or competition for the phrases.
- Meaning; it counts words and does not interpret synonyms.
Read the guide
Step-by-step explanations of what this tool checks and how to fix what it finds.
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