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Keyword Density Analyzer

Compute keyword density (term frequency) for any text. Paste a block of content or fetch a URL. Filter stopwords, set custom exclusions, get the percentage breakdown of every term — single words and phrases. Export to CSV, Excel, or Word.

Note: URL fetching only works for CORS-permitting URLs. For most third-party pages, paste the body text directly.

How to use

  1. Paste your content (or fetch from URL for same-origin pages).
  2. Configure filters — stopword removal cleans up the most common signal-less words.
  3. Click Analyze. The tool computes density (% of total filtered words) for every unique term.
  4. Export the top-N density list to CSV, Excel, or Word.
What is keyword density? Keyword density is the percentage of your text that consists of a given term. If your 1,000-word article uses "growth marketing" 15 times, the density of that phrase is 1.5%. Density was once a heavy ranking signal in SEO; modern search engines have moved past it but the metric remains useful for surface-level content auditing, ensuring topical balance, and avoiding accidental keyword stuffing. There is no "magic" target density — most well-optimized content lands at 1–3% for primary terms.

What density actually tells you

Modern SEO doesn't reward keyword density mechanically. Google's algorithms have been semantic-aware since at least 2013 (Hummingbird) and have only become more sophisticated since. But density is still useful as a diagnostic for three things: topical balance (are you mentioning your primary topic enough that the page is unambiguously about it?), over-optimization risk (are you mentioning a single term so often that you're triggering spam filters?), and semantic spread (are you discussing the topic with enough vocabulary variety to look like a real piece of content rather than a thin shell?).

For most articles targeting commercial-intent queries, you want your primary keyword at 1–2.5% density with strong LSI vocabulary spread. Below 0.5% and the page may not signal clearly that it's about that topic. Above 4% and you're risking thin-content patterns even if the writing is good.

Density vs the alternatives

For competitor analysis, pair density with the N-gram analyzer (phrase patterns), the proximity analyzer (how close target terms appear to each other), and the prominence analyzer (whether terms appear in high-visibility positions like title and H1).

Pair with these RGM tools

Keyword proximityDistance between target terms. Keyword prominencePosition-weighted keyword analysis. SEO auditRun 30+ checks on any page.

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