Keyword Density Analyzer
Paste any article or page copy to instantly see how often each word and phrase appears. Use it to confirm you've covered your target topic without tipping into keyword stuffing.
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What's a healthy keyword density?
There's no magic number, but a natural article usually lands your main keyword somewhere around 0.5%–2% density. If a single phrase is showing up at 4%, 5% or higher, your copy probably reads as repetitive — and modern search engines may see it as manipulation rather than relevance.
Density is a diagnostic, not a target. The goal is content that thoroughly and naturally covers a topic, including related terms and synonyms, not content that hits an exact percentage.
How to use this tool
- Check that your primary keyword actually appears — thin pages often forget to mention the topic enough.
- Switch to the 2 and 3-word views to find the natural phrases you're using, which can become secondary targets.
- Watch for any phrase that's wildly over-represented — that's where to add variety.
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