Paste your content and see which words and phrases repeat most often, and how densely, useful for spotting keyword stuffing or thin, unfocused content before you publish.
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This tokenizes your pasted text and counts how often single words, two-word phrases, and three-word phrases repeat, then expresses each as a percentage of the total word count. It's a quick way to spot a page that leans too hard on one keyword, or content that's thin and repetitive rather than genuinely substantive, both are red flags reviewers (and algorithms) tend to notice.
No, Google has never published a target percentage, and density alone isn't a ranking factor. The 1–2% figure shown here is a widely used practical guideline among SEOs, useful mainly for catching obvious over-optimization, not as a formula to hit.
Words like "the," "and," and "is" naturally repeat in any block of text and would otherwise dominate the single-word results without telling you anything useful about your actual topic focus. Excluding them surfaces the terms that matter.
No. Density is one narrow, mechanical signal, topical relevance, depth, readability, and matching what a reader actually needs matter far more. Use this tool to catch stuffing or unfocused repetition, not as a substitute for writing genuinely useful content.