Keyword density checker.What your page is really about.
Enter a page or paste your text. You get the words and phrases used most, how often each appears per 100 words, and whether your target keyword sits where Google looks first.
What the checker counts
- Words and phrases
- Every one-, two- and three-word phrase, with common filler words left out, ranked by how often it appears.
- Density
- How many times a phrase appears per 100 words. A phrase never runs across the end of a sentence.
- Your keyword
- How often it appears and whether it is in the title, the H1, the meta description and the first 100 words.
- Main content only
- For a page we read the main or article section, or the body without header, menu and footer.
What to do with it
- Check the top phrases match the topic
- If your keyword is missing from the top of the list, the page may be about something else to a reader and to Google.
- Place it, do not repeat it
- Put the keyword in the title, the H1 and the first paragraph. After that, write naturally.
- Watch for stuffing
- One phrase far above 3% reads as forced. Swap some uses for synonyms and related terms.
- Fill the gaps
- Related phrases that competitors use and you do not are often the subtopics your page is missing.
Questions
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How often a word or phrase appears compared with the total number of words, shown here as times per 100 words. A keyword used 10 times in 1,000 words has a density of 1%.
There is none. Google has said for years that it does not use a target density. Most well-ranking pages use their main keyword around 0.5% to 2% simply by staying on topic.
Yes. Google's spam policies name repeating keywords unnaturally as a reason to rank a page lower.
Common filler words are left out of the lists in English and Turkish, so the words that describe the topic rise to the top. They still count toward the total.
Some sites load their words with JavaScript after the page opens. We read the HTML the server sends, as many crawlers do. Paste the text to check it.
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