Analyze real word & phrase frequency (1, 2 and 3-word) of any page to spot keyword stuffing or gaps.
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The Keyword Density Checker analyzes the real word and phrase frequency of any live page so you can spot keyword stuffing or thin coverage at a glance. It fetches the page, strips out the HTML and counts how often each one-, two- and three-word phrase appears in the visible text. Everything comes from real, live data — nothing is estimated — so you see exactly which terms a page emphasizes and whether that balance looks natural.
https://example.com/page).Run a blog post and you might see running shoes appearing 14 times at 2.1% density, while your intended phrase trail running shows up just twice — a clear sign to strengthen the secondary topic without over-using the primary one.
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There's no magic number, but most natural pages keep a primary term well under 2–3%. Anything dramatically higher reads as stuffing. Aim for natural language and let the term appear where it fits — depth and relevance matter more than a target percentage.
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