SearchLaneKeyword density checker
Enter a page to see which words and phrases it repeats most — and, if you add a target keyword, where it appears and how often.
| coffee grinder | 18 | 1.5% |
| burr grinder | 9 | 0.7% |
| grind size | 7 | 0.6% |
| Target in title and H1 | Yes |
Example result, not real data
What it shows
- Top termsThe most frequent words and two- and three-word phrases in the visible text, without common words like “the”.
- Target keywordOptional: how many times your phrase appears, its density, and whether it is in the title, H1, intro and description.
- WarningsThin pages under 300 words and words repeated so often that the text reads as stuffing.
How to use the Keyword Density Checker
- Paste a page addressYour own page or a competitor's page that ranks for the search you want.
- Add the target keywordOptional, but it turns the list into a checklist: title, H1, intro, description.
- Compare with the top resultsRun the same check on the pages above you. Phrases they all use and you don't are topics your page is missing.
Why it matters
Search engines stopped counting keywords long ago, but the words a page repeats still show what it is really about. If your top phrases are “cookie settings” and “sign up”, the page is not saying enough about its topic.
The target-keyword check catches the basics that still matter: the phrase in the title, the main heading and the first paragraph. Missing any of them is a cheap fix with a real effect.
Guide
Competitor keyword research: how to find your competitors' keywords
Questions
What is a good keyword density?
There is no magic number. Google does not count density; it reads the topic. As a rule of thumb, a main phrase used naturally ends up around 0.5–2% — far above 3% usually reads as stuffing.
Why does the checker show different counts from my editor?
It counts the visible text of the whole HTML page, including the menu, sidebar and footer, the way a crawler sees it — not only the article body.
Does it work for languages other than English?
Yes, words in any language are counted. Only the list of skipped common words is English, so short function words in other languages may show up in the list.
Should I aim for a specific density?
No. Write for the reader, then check that the main phrase is in the title, H1 and intro. Use related terms and synonyms instead of repeating the exact phrase.
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