What keyword density is
Keyword density is the percentage of your content made up of a given word or phrase. It's a rough signal of what a page is about — but modern search engines understand topics and synonyms, so obsessing over an exact number is outdated.
Check yours
- Paste your text into the Keyword Density Checker to see the most frequent words and phrases and their percentages.
- Cross-check total length with the Word Counter.
What's healthy
- A main keyword appearing naturally 0.5–2% of the time is plenty.
- Anything that reads as repetitive is keyword stuffing, which Google penalises and readers hate.
- Use synonyms and related terms instead of repeating the exact phrase.
Write for readers first
If the content reads naturally and thoroughly covers the topic, density takes care of itself. Use the checker to catch accidental over-use, not to hit a magic ratio.
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