Paste your content to see which words and phrases you use most, with counts and density for 1, 2, and 3-word keywords.
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Book a Free CallKeyword frequency is how often a word or phrase appears in your text, shown as a raw count and as a density percentage of the total words. Looking at your top 1, 2, and 3-word phrases is a quick way to confirm that your content is actually about the topic you intended, and that you haven't accidentally over-used a single term.
There's no magic density percentage that ranks a page. Modern search engines understand meaning and context, so the goal is natural, well-focused writing. This tool is best used to spot keyword stuffing, find gaps where your main topic is barely mentioned, or study the phrases a competitor leans on.
Frequency is how many times a word or phrase appears; density is that count as a percentage of the total words in the text.
There's no ideal number. Write naturally and keep your main topic clearly present. Very high density can look like keyword stuffing.
Multi-word phrases reveal the actual topics and search-intent language in your content, which single words alone can miss.
Usually yes. Words like "the", "and", and "of" aren't meaningful keywords, so filtering them surfaces the terms that matter.
Not as a direct target. Search engines focus on meaning, so use density to check balance and avoid over-optimization, not to chase a percentage.
Yes. Paste their content, or use the fetch option to pull a page's text and see which terms they emphasize.
Repeating a keyword unnaturally to try to manipulate rankings. It reads badly and can trigger search penalties, so keep it natural.
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