Keyword Density Checker

Keyword density is simply how often a keyword appears in a piece of text, shown as a share of total words. It helps writers spot overuse, where the same phrase repeats so much that the text feels forced.

This tool analyses only the text you paste. It counts total words, counts your keyword, works out density as a percent, and lists the words you repeat most, so you can edit with real numbers in front of you.

How to Use This Tool

1. Paste your text: paste a full article, a page section or a draft.
2. Enter your keyword: type the exact phrase you want to check.
3. Click Check Density: read total words, keyword count and density.
4. Check top words: if a word you did not plan repeats too often, rewrite those sentences.

Good Practice Tips

• There is no magic percent: a single target density does not guarantee rankings, and forcing a number can harm readability.
• Write naturally first: check density after a draft is written, not while you are writing every sentence.
• Watch related words too: top repeated words can reveal repetition you missed, even when the main keyword looks fine.
• This tool is text only: it does not show search volume, rankings or competitor data, and it never claims to.