About keyword density checker
Keyword density is how often a word or phrase appears compared with the total word count. It helps you notice accidental repetition in a draft.
No magic number
Search engines do not rank a page by hitting a specific percentage. Writing naturally about a topic uses the right words in the right places. As a rough sanity check, a single term repeated in more than a small fraction of all words can read as stuffing.
How to use the result
- Look for words repeated far more than you intended.
- Make sure your main topic words actually appear in the text and headings.
- Replace some repeats with synonyms and related terms.
Private
Analysis happens in your browser and the text is not sent anywhere.
A worked example
If a 500-word article uses the phrase 'EMI calculator' ten times, its density is about 2% (10 ÷ 500). That is natural. If it appeared fifty times, a density near 10% would read like repetition and may hurt trust and rankings.
Better than counting
- Cover the topic fully with related words and questions people ask.
- Use the main phrase in the title, a heading and the first paragraph where it fits naturally.
- Read your text aloud. If it sounds forced, rewrite it.
