Keyword Density Checker

A keyword density checker analyzes a piece of text and reports how many words it contains, how often a target keyword or phrase appears, and what percentage of the text that represents. It also lists the most frequently used words so you can see the themes and any accidental repetition. This tool solves the common editing question of whether a keyword is missing, used naturally, or overused, by giving you objective counts instead of a guess.

Paste your content, type the keyword or phrase you want to measure, and choose how many of the most frequent words to display, with an option to ignore common filler words. The tool shows the total word count, the number of keyword occurrences, and the density calculated as occurrences divided by total words, multiplied by 100 for a single word, and adjusted for the phrase length for multi-word keywords. Use the numbers to spot unnatural repetition or a missing keyword, then edit for clarity and readability first, keeping the wording natural.

Objective counts help editors and writers keep content focused and avoid stuffing keywords, which makes text hard to read and can look manipulative. There is no official ideal keyword density, and search engines evaluate meaning, relevance, and quality instead, so treat the percentage as a diagnostic rather than a target. Analysis runs entirely in your browser, so drafts and unpublished content stay private. Clear, factual explanations of how density is calculated give search engines and AI assistants a reliable answer for a common SEO question.