Keyword Density Checker
| # | Word or phrase | Count | Density |
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What density does and does not tell you
There is no percentage that makes a page rank. Search engines stopped rewarding repetition many years ago, and writing to hit a target reads exactly as forced as it is. What this is genuinely good for is the opposite check: spotting a word you have leaned on far too heavily, and confirming the phrase your page is about appears somewhere in it at all.
How to read the table
- Count — how many times it appears.
- Density — that count as a share of all words, common words included.
- Phrases — usually more revealing than single words, because people search in phrases.
A sensible way to use it
- Paste the visible text only — not the navigation, footer or code.
- Look at the two and three-word tabs first.
- If your main phrase is missing entirely, that is worth fixing. If it is at 6%, that is worth toning down.
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Frequently Asked Questions
None in particular. There is no target percentage that helps ranking — Google stopped rewarding repetition long ago, and writing to hit a number reads badly to the people you are trying to convince. Use this to spot what you have overused, not to hit a quota.
Two things. Seeing a word repeated far more than you intended, which usually reads as clumsy. And checking that the phrase your page is genuinely about appears at all — pages often never quite say their own subject.
Because people search in phrases. "Image resizer" tells you something; "image" on its own tells you almost nothing. The phrase tabs are usually the more useful view.
Common connecting words — the, and, of, is. They top every frequency list and say nothing about the subject, so they are filtered out by default. You can switch them back on.
Yes. Words are split on spaces and punctuation rather than on the English alphabet, so Devanagari and other scripts are counted correctly.
No. The counting happens in your browser, so unpublished drafts and client copy stay on your device.