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Keyword Density Analyzer

Analyze keyword frequency and density of any webpage.

Updated Enis GetmezFounder & Lead Engineer

Example output

Pre-computed real result from running Keyword Density Analyzer against https://www.bbc.com/news

Counts how often each significant word and 2-3 word phrase appears on a page. Surfaces over-optimised keywords and natural topic clusters.

Word count
2,847
Unique words
1,103
Top 1-word
news (1.4%)
Top 2-word
bbc news (0.3%)
Top 3-word
watch live news (0.1%)
Stop-words filtered
Yes

What this tells you: Healthy density for a long-form page is 0.5-2% for your primary keyword. Anything above 4% reads as keyword-stuffed and gets quality-filtered by Google.

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What is Keyword Density Analyzer?

The Keyword Density Analyzer scans any webpage and calculates the frequency and density of all words and phrases. It helps content creators and SEO professionals understand which keywords dominate a page and optimize content for target keywords.

Use cases

  • Content optimization — check if target keywords appear enough
  • Competitor analysis — see what keywords competitors focus on
  • Content auditing — identify keyword stuffing or thin content
  • SEO planning — find keyword gaps and opportunities
  • Translation QA — verify key terms survived translation

Key features

Single-word and multi-word phrase analysis
Percentage-based density calculations
Multi-URL support for comparative analysis
Automatic stop word filtering
Detailed word frequency counts

Frequently asked questions

Most experts recommend 1-3% for primary keywords. Higher densities may be flagged as keyword stuffing.

It focuses on visible page content. Use our SEO Analyzer for meta tag analysis.

Yes, multi-URL mode lets you analyze and compare keyword usage across pages.