Scans a page's text to extract the most frequently used words and their density ratios, showing which topics your content focuses on.
What Is Keyword Density?
Keyword density is the ratio of a word's occurrences to the total number of words on a page. It gives search engines a hint about the topic of your content. Excessive repetition (keyword stuffing), however, is perceived as a spam signal and can be penalized.
How Does It Work?
The tool fetches the target page's HTML, strips out script and style blocks, removes the tags, and splits the remaining text into words. Common conjunctions and prepositions (stop words) are filtered out; then the occurrence count and percentage of each word are calculated.
How to Use It
- Enter the URL of the page you want to analyze.
- Review the 20 most frequent words and their densities in the results table.
- If your target keyword is not ranking high in the list, revisit your content.
Tip: A healthy density is generally in the 1–2.5% range. Natural, fluent language always ranks better than forced repetition.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ideal keyword density?
There is no hard rule, but a range of 1–2.5% for your target keyword is considered safe. Your priority should be readability and topical coherence.
Is keyword stuffing harmful?
Yes. Artificially repeating the same word is treated as spam by Google and can lead to a drop in rankings.
