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A keyword density checker measures how often target terms appear in your copy so you can spot missing keywords, repeated phrases, and keyword-stuffing risk before publishing.
Paste an article, landing page, or newsletter draft.
Aim for roughly 0.5% to 3% density for important terms, then prioritize clarity.
Repeated phrases above 3% can make a page sound forced and may weaken reader trust.
Use the report before publishing articles, landing pages, newsletters, and topic pages.
Why it matters
Check articles, guides, and landing pages before they go live.
Find repeated phrases that may make an otherwise useful article feel stuffed.
Measure primary, secondary, and long-tail phrases in one report.
Copy a simple report your team can use during content review.
A keyword density checker measures how often a target keyword or phrase appears in a piece of content compared with the total word count.
A practical target is usually about 0.5% to 3% for important keywords, but natural writing and search intent matter more than hitting an exact number.
Yes. Repeating a keyword too often can make copy sound forced, reduce readability, and create keyword-stuffing risk.
No. The analysis runs in your browser, so pasted drafts stay on your device.
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