Keyword density, in context and without the guesswork
Keyword density is simply how often a term appears relative to the total number of words, expressed as a percentage. It's a useful diagnostic, not a magic number: modern search engines don't reward a specific density, but a term that appears too often reads as spammy 'keyword stuffing', while a focus keyword that barely appears sends a weak relevance signal. This analyzer gives you the real numbers instead of a feeling, exact counts and density for every word and phrase in your text, so you can spot both problems. Enter your focus keyword and it flags an unhealthily high density (a stuffing risk) or a suspiciously low one, and points out whether the keyword shows up early in the content where it carries more weight.
