What is this page really about?
Analyze a live URL or paste text to see the most-used single words, two-word and three-word phrases with their counts and density percentages. Common filler words are ignored by default so the real topics stand out.
Add a focus keyword to see how often it's used, its density, and whether it appears in the title tag, meta description, H1 and first 100 words — the places that most clearly signal a page's topic.
How to check keyword density
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Enter a URL or paste text
Your page or a competitor's.
- 2
Choose phrase length
1, 2 or 3 words.
- 3
Add a focus keyword
Check placement and frequency.
Key features
N-gram analysis
Words and phrases.
Focus keyword checks
Title, description, H1, intro.
Stop-word filter
Hide “the”, “and”, “of”.
CSV export
For content briefs.
Common uses
- Content optimization: Make sure the main topic is covered.
- Competitor analysis: See the phrases top pages use.
- Avoiding keyword stuffing: Spot over-repetition.
Tips and good to know
- There's no ideal density; write naturally and cover related subtopics instead of repeating one phrase.
- Find related phrases people search for with the Keyword Suggestion Tool.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good keyword density?
There isn't one. Google looks at meaning, not percentages. Anything above about 3% for a single exact phrase usually reads as repetitive.
How is density calculated?
Occurrences × words in the phrase ÷ total words × 100.
Can I analyze a competitor's page?
Yes. Enter any public URL.