Paste your text below to see how often words and phrases repeat, and optionally measure the density of a specific target keyword. Everything runs in your browser — your text is never sent to a server.
Keyword density is the percentage of words in a piece of text that are part of a specific word or phrase. It's a simple way to see whether a topic is mentioned rarely, reasonably, or excessively often.
It can help you notice if you've barely mentioned your main topic, or — more commonly — if you've repeated a phrase so often that the writing starts to feel unnatural or spammy.
Paste your text, optionally enter a target keyword or phrase, and the results update as you type. The tool also shows the most frequent single words, 2-word phrases, and 3-word phrases in your text even without a target keyword.
There's no single "correct" density percentage — this varies by topic, content length, and writing style. Use this as a sanity check, not a target to hit. If a phrase dominates the top of the list far more than everything else, it's worth rereading that section for natural flow.
This tool counts exact word matches (case-insensitive) — it doesn't understand synonyms, plurals as different forms, or grammatical variations unless they're typed as separate entries. Very short texts can produce misleadingly high percentages.
There isn't one — search engines don't publish or use a target percentage. Write naturally for your reader and use this tool as a sanity check, not a goal.
No. Keyword stuffing can make content harder to read and is more likely to hurt than help. Relevance and usefulness matter far more than repetition.
No — all counting happens locally in your browser with JavaScript. Your text is never sent to klikwit's servers.
The tool matches the exact phrase you typed. Plurals, different word order, or synonyms won't be counted as the same phrase.
Yes — type the full phrase (e.g. "url shortener") into the Target Keyword field and it will be matched as a sequence, not as separate words.
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