Keyword Stuffing Checker

What is keyword stuffing?

Keyword stuffing is the practice of overloading a page with the same keyword to manipulate search rankings. Google penalizes pages that do this. A healthy keyword density is typically under 2-3%.

What density is considered stuffed?

This tool flags words appearing more than 3% of total words as potentially stuffed. For example, if a keyword appears 15 times in a 400-word article, that's 3.75% - which is high.

Are stop words included?

No. Common stop words like 'the', 'and', 'is', etc. are excluded from the analysis since they naturally appear frequently and have no SEO impact.

How do I fix keyword stuffing?

Use synonyms and related terms instead of repeating the same keyword. Write naturally for readers first. Google understands semantic meaning - you don't need to repeat exact phrases.