What this tool does
Analyze word frequency in a block of text to spot accidental repetition, missing topic language and overused terms. The result is descriptive, not an SEO score.
Modern search optimization is not about forcing a keyword to reach a target percentage. Repetition can make writing awkward and may reduce usefulness. Use this analyzer as an editing lens: identify dominant vocabulary, then read the text naturally and decide whether repeated words are necessary or whether clearer alternatives would help.
Useful for
- Review drafts for accidental overuse of the same words.
- Compare the vocabulary of two versions of a page.
- Find common terms in survey responses, notes or content outlines.
How to use it
- Paste the text you want to analyze.
- Choose one-word, two-word or three-word phrases.
- Review frequency counts and percentages.
- Edit the source text based on readability and meaning, not a fixed density target.
Practical tips
- Exclude very common stop words when you want to focus on topic language.
- A high percentage is not automatically bad if the word is genuinely necessary.
- Do not add awkward synonyms just to manipulate the numbers.
- Read the finished text aloud after editing to check natural flow.
Frequently asked questions
What keyword density should I target?
There is no universal percentage that guarantees rankings. Focus on complete, helpful coverage of the topic and natural language.
Does the tool send my draft to a server?
No. Analysis is performed in your browser.
Can I analyze phrases instead of single words?
Yes. The tool can count one-, two- or three-word sequences to reveal repeated phrases.