Keyword Density Checker
100% PrivateSEO ToolsCount every one to four word phrase in a text and see how often each one really appears.
Runs entirely in your browser. Your input is not uploaded to Ovatly or anywhere else.
Paste some text to see phrase frequencies.
- 1Paste the article or page copy into the text box.
- 2Optionally type a target keyword to see its exact count and density.
- 3Use the stop-word toggle to hide common words like "the" and "and" from the single-word table.
- 4Read the phrase tables, sorted by frequency.
Text: "Coffee is great. Good coffee tastes great." The text has 7 words. The checker reports "coffee" 2 times with a density of 28.57%, "great" 2 times at 28.57%, and the two-word phrase "good coffee" once, also 28.57% because density here means the share of all words covered by the phrase.
- Counting is exact-match only. Different word forms such as brew, brews and brewing are counted as different words; no stemming is applied or claimed.
- Density is the share of the text's words covered by the phrase, shown to two decimal places.
- There is no proven ideal density. Very high repetition reads badly and can look manipulative; use the numbers to find accidents, not to hit a magic percentage.
No evidence supports a target percentage. Write naturally for the reader, then use this checker to catch phrases you repeated without noticing.
About this tool
The Keyword Density Checker counts every one, two, three and four word phrase in a text and reports how often each appears and what share of the text it covers. Editors use it to spot accidental repetition, check that a target phrase appears a sensible number of times, and see which phrases dominate a draft.
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