See which words dominate your copy — frequency and density for on-page SEO.
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The tool tokenizes your text into words, optionally drops ~100 common stop words (the, and, of…), then counts what remains and expresses each word’s share as a percentage.
The top-20 table reveals at a glance whether your target keyword appears naturally — or whether you’re stuffing it.
Roughly 1–2% for your primary keyword. Write for humans first; the number just sanity-checks you.
Ultra-common words (the, and, is) that carry no topical meaning — ignoring them surfaces the words that actually matter.
This version analyzes single words, which covers the core on-page check most SEOs run.
Keyword stuffing gets pages penalized; natural coverage gets them ranked. Paste your article and see exactly how often each word and phrase appears, so you can tune your targeting without overdoing it.