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Introducing Keyword Density Checker — Now Live on Tools.Town

Analyse any text for word and phrase frequency, get density percentages and 1–3 word rankings, and check a focus keyword — all free and in your browser.

Tools.Town Team 24 June 2026 3 min read

Keyword Density Checker is now live on Tools.Town — paste any text and see exactly how often each word and phrase appears, as a count and a density percentage, with one-, two-, and three-word rankings.

What Does It Do?

Density %

Occurrences divided by total words for every keyword and phrase.

Phrase Ranking

Separate rankings for 1-, 2-, and 3-word phrases.

Focus Keyword

Track one keyword's exact count and density as you edit.

Common stop words (the, and, of…) are filtered from the single-word view by default, so the meaningful terms rise to the top.

How It Works

Paste text

Drop in your draft or a competitor's copy.

Set focus

Optionally enter a focus keyword to track.

Read results

Switch between 1-, 2-, and 3-word rankings and density bars.

Why We Built It

Keyword density is a quick health check for on-page content — too low and your topic is unclear, too high and you risk looking spammy. Seeing your real frequencies helps you write naturally for readers while still signalling your topic. For the full picture on what percentage to aim for, read our keyword density guide.

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Keyword Density Checker

Analyse text for keyword and phrase frequency with density percentages and a focus-keyword check.

1–3 word phrase rankingDensity percentagesFocus-keyword check100% client-side
Check Density

Also useful: Word Counter and Character Counter.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's a good keyword density?
A natural 1–3% for your main keyword is a common guideline, but readability matters more than any number. The checker helps you avoid being too vague or stuffing the same term.
Why analyse phrases, not just words?
Single words miss your real targets. Two- and three-word rankings surface phrases like 'content marketing' that reflect how people actually search.

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