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Word Frequency & Keyword Density Counter

Analyze text to uncover word occurrences, keyword density percentages, multi-word n-grams, vocabulary diversity, and Flesch-Kincaid readability scores in real time.

Enter Article or Essay Text

TOTAL WORDS

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UNIQUE WORDS

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VOCABULARY DIVERSITY

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READING EASE (FLESCH)

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Frequency Analysis

# Word Count Density Percentage
# 2-Word Phrase Count Frequency
# 3-Word Phrase Count Frequency

What is Word Frequency & Keyword Density?

Word frequency measures how often each distinct word occurs in a body of text, while keyword density represents that frequency as a percentage of the total word count.

For copywriters, content creators, and SEO professionals, word frequency analysis is critical for detecting accidental keyword stuffing (repeating the same phrase unnaturally, which triggers Google search penalties), verifying brand message emphasis, and analyzing competitor content for key thematic topics.


Key Text Analysis Metrics Explained

Metric Name How It Is Calculated Optimal Benchmark Range
Keyword Density (Keyword Count / Total Words) * 100 1.0% to 2.5% for primary SEO target keywords.
Lexical Diversity (Unique Words / Total Words) * 100 40% to 65% indicates strong vocabulary range and avoids repetition.
Flesch Reading Ease Based on syllables per word and words per sentence. 60 to 70: Easily understood by 8th-9th graders (ideal for web articles).
N-Grams (Bigrams/Trigrams) Consecutive sequences of 2 or 3 adjacent words. Reveals dominant themes and natural conversational phrases.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Stop words are common grammatical connector words like "the", "and", "is", "of", "in", and "to". In standard writing, they naturally account for 40-50% of word occurrences. Filtering them out allows you to inspect meaningful nouns, verbs, and keywords.

Modern search engines prefer natural, authoritative writing rather than rigid keyword percentages. However, keeping target keywords between 1% and 2.5% ensures sufficient thematic relevance without triggering algorithmic penalties for keyword stuffing.

Yes! Word parsing works for any language utilizing space-delimited words (Spanish, French, German, Tamil, Hindi, etc.). You can uncheck "Ignore Stop Words" to analyze any language's complete word frequency.
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