See how your focus keyword appears in your content. Check placement, repetition, headings and metadata instantly in your browser. No signup or AI credits required.
Choose a focus keyword that describes what the page actually answers. Paste the text or HTML you want to review, then add the page title, meta description and URL slug. The tool analyzes your supplied content without fetching a website.
Review whole-word phrase matches in the title, description, opening paragraph, slug and HTML headings. The report also shows word counts and average words per sentence. These descriptive checks help editors review consistency and excessive repetition.
A higher density is not automatically better. There is no universal density target or word count that guarantees a search position. Read the page as a visitor would, keep phrasing natural and cover the details needed to answer the query.
Use the same checks before publishing a WordPress post, Shopify guide or Webflow CMS entry. Download a JSON report for an editorial handoff, or save the full workspace to revisit the source text later. Connected project gives you access to the previous keyword analysis interface and its saved reports. Its scores are editorial heuristics; neither interface supplies search volume, keyword difficulty or a prediction of rankings.
Yes. Text analysis and report downloads run in your browser without registration or AI credits. Create a free account only when you want to save your workspace.
No. It measures the content you paste, including occurrences and placement. It does not provide search volume, competitor data, traffic estimates or ranking predictions.
Yes. HTML is treated as source text for analysis, not rendered as a webpage. Heading checks count heading tags in the supplied HTML. Plain text works too, but has no HTML heading structure.
Sign in and open Connected project. Select the original project to access its keyword analysis history. Older reports may contain results without the original body text.
Group related searches, choose a useful page pattern and test a small batch.
Group a keyword list before deciding which topics need their own page.
Explore page patterns and choose one that fits your audience and data.
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