Turn titles into clean URL slugs with Arabic transliteration, diacritic removal, stop words and a length limit
Keyword Density Checker
Analyze word and phrase frequency from one to four words and their density in your text, excluding English and Arabic stop words, with a competitor text comparison, CSV export and full Arabic support.
Workspace
| Phrase | Count | Density % |
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Competitor comparison
| Phrase | Yours | Competitor |
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How the result is calculated
The text is normalized (NFC), Arabic diacritics and tatweel are removed so «مَدْرَسَة» equals «مدرسة», it is lowercased, then words are extracted with a Unicode expression (letters and digits with an internal hyphen or apostrophe). Consecutive phrases of 1–4 words are counted, excluding those that start or end with a stop word when exclusion is on. Density = phrase count × words in phrase ÷ total words × 100, i.e. the phrase’s share of the text. The total includes stop words.
Limits:
The tool is descriptive: search engines do not publish an ideal density, and the “high” label (above 3%) is an editorial warning, not a Google rule. Chinese and Japanese (no spaces) are not segmented. Stop word lists are short and cover Arabic and English only. There is no stemming: «كتاب» and «الكتاب» are different words.
FAQ
What is the ideal keyword density?
There is no official figure. Write for the reader and use the word naturally; the tool only helps spot excessive repetition.
Why are some words excluded?
Stop words (such as the, في) do not distinguish the topic; you can turn exclusion off.
