Keyword Density Checker
N-gram density tables, target keyword advice and readability — for pasted text or any URL.
Single words
2-word phrases
3-word phrases
See your content the way a search engine tokenizes it: the exact words and phrases you emphasize, ranked with visual density bars. Set a target keyword for placement advice in the proven 0.4–2.5% band, fetch any live URL to analyze the text Google actually indexes, and pair it with the Meta Tag Extractor for a full on-page audit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What keyword density should I aim for?
For your primary keyword, 0.4–2.5% is the healthy band this tool flags green. Below that is fine if the keyword appears in your title and H1; above ~2.5% starts reading as keyword stuffing — a pattern Google’s spam systems explicitly demote.
Why does it show 2-word and 3-word phrases too?
Search queries are mostly phrases, not single words. The bigram and trigram tables reveal which phrases your content actually emphasizes — often surprising, and the fastest way to spot a mismatch between what you wrote and what you want to rank for.
What does the stopword filter do?
It removes filler words (the, and, of, में, के, है…) in both English and Hindi so the tables show meaningful terms instead of grammar. Toggle it off to see the raw distribution.
Can I analyze a live page instead of pasting text?
Yes — paste any URL and the tool extracts the page’s visible text (scripts, styles and navigation noise stripped) and analyzes that, exactly the text a search engine indexes.
What is the Flesch reading ease score?
A standard 0–100 readability formula: 70+ reads easily (most successful web content), 50–70 is medium, below 30 is academic-paper dense. It is calibrated for English, so it shows n/a for non-English text.