Keyword Density Checker

See which words and phrases dominate a draft. This is useful for spotting accidental repetition and checking that a page actually covers its topic. There is no “ideal” keyword density — write naturally for readers; repeating a phrase to hit a percentage can hurt more than help.

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Runs entirely in your browser. Your input and files are not uploaded to any server.

How to use

  1. Paste your text.
  2. Choose single words or phrases, and whether to ignore common stop words.
  3. Review the table, or download it as CSV.

Examples

Product page

Reveals that “cheap” appears 14 times in 300 words — likely to read as spammy.

Arabic article

With Arabic stop words ignored, the main topic words rise to the top.

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Frequently asked questions

What density should I aim for?

None in particular. Search engines do not reward a target percentage. Use this to find repetition and gaps, not to hit a number.

How are words split?

With the browser’s Intl.Segmenter, which handles Arabic and English. Text is lower-cased and Arabic diacritics are ignored when matching.

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