Keyword Research
Free keyword research tool: expand seed terms into hundreds of buyer-intent and question keywords with instant volume estimates, difficulty scores and CSV export. No signup.
Open →Paste your content and see phrase-by-phrase density with over-optimisation warnings plus a Flesch Reading Ease score — all computed locally.
Free keyword density checker: analyse any text for 1-word and 2-word phrase density, spot keyword stuffing, and get Flesch readability, word count and reading time instantly. No upload, no signup.
| Capability | The manual way | With ContentSERP |
|---|---|---|
| Density vs stuffing | Grep the word and guess | 1-gram + 2-gram density with a red over-optimisation flag |
| Readability | Separate browser tab | Flesch Reading Ease + FK grade inline with the density |
| Privacy | Paste copy into a cloud editor | Analysed on-device, nothing is uploaded |
| Export | Retype the numbers | One-click CSV with metrics and top phrases |
There is no magic number — aim for natural usage, roughly 0.5–2.5%. The tool highlights any phrase above about 3% so you can spot over-optimisation before it reads as stuffing.
The Flesch Reading Ease score and the Flesch–Kincaid grade level, computed from a deterministic syllable heuristic. For web copy, a Reading Ease of 60–70 is a good target.
No. Tokenising, counting and scoring all run in your browser, so your draft stays private.
Common words (the, and, for…) are filtered from the top-keyword list so the results surface the phrases that actually matter for SEO.
Free keyword research tool: expand seed terms into hundreds of buyer-intent and question keywords with instant volume estimates, difficulty scores and CSV export. No signup.
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