Keyword analysis

Density shows what share of the text consists of mentions of a word or phrase. Use it to compare pages and find repetitions—not to assess page quality or predict search rankings.

Enter a page URL and the keywords you want to analyze. Our tool will show how often they appear, their density as a percentage, and where they appear across tags (headings, meta tags, and body text).

There’s no universal percentage. Frequency depends on the topic, text length, and purpose of the page. Check whether repetitions help readers understand the content, and remove any that make the text sound unnatural. The percentage alone doesn’t determine search rankings.

Use clear, reader-friendly words in the title, headings, and text to describe the page content. An image description should explain the image, and link text should describe its purpose. There's no need to repeat the same phrase in every element.

Read the text without focusing on the keyword counter. Remove repetitions that add no meaning, don’t insert queries where they don’t fit, and don’t replace useful explanations with lists of phrases. Keyword density can help you find frequent repetitions, but it’s no substitute for this review.