Checks a URL for how well it targets a specific keyword or phrase
Checks title, meta description, H1/H2, URL slug, opening text, keyword density, and image alt text.
An on-page keyword checker looks at a single page and reports where your target keyword actually shows up — title, headings, URL, opening text, body content, and image alt text — so you can see if the page is really targeting that phrase or just loosely related to it.
Enter the page URL.
Enter the keyword or phrase you're targeting.
Press "Check" and review each result.
Yes — there's no paywall, no watermark, and no sign-up required.
Density is how often your keyword appears relative to the page's total word count. This tool treats 0.5% to 3% as a healthy range — enough that the keyword shows up naturally, not so much that it reads like it's been stuffed in.
Not as a direct ranking factor the way it once did. Modern search engines care more about topical relevance and matching what someone's actually searching for than hitting a precise density number. Treat this check as a stuffing sanity check, not a target percentage to chase.
Eight checks, each weighted by how much it typically matters for targeting a keyword — title and H1 carry the most weight, image alt text the least. A pass earns its full weight, a warning earns half, a fail earns none, and the score is the total earned as a percentage.
This checks one URL against one keyword per run — it doesn't crawl your whole site or check multiple keywords in one pass. Run it again for each page and keyword combination you care about.
Yes — the page is fetched and checked for that one request and isn't saved anywhere. No account or sign-up is required to use it.
A quick sanity check before publishing, or a way to see why an existing page might not be ranking well for the term you intended it to target.
Confirm a new post actually targets its intended keyword before it goes live.
See if a page that isn't ranking is even using the keyword where it counts.
Re-check an old page after editing it to retarget a keyword.
Yes — there's no paywall, no watermark, and no sign-up required.
This tool treats 0.5% to 3% as a healthy range — the keyword shows up naturally without looking stuffed. Below that, it may warn the keyword is underused; above it, it may warn about stuffing risk.
Not as a direct ranking factor the way it once did. Google today cares more about topical relevance and matching search intent than hitting an exact density number. Treat density as a stuffing sanity check, not something to optimize toward a precise percentage.
No, it checks one URL against one keyword per run. Run it again for other pages or other target keywords.
No, one keyword or phrase per check. Run it again with a different keyword to check another.
No. The page is fetched and checked for that one request and isn't saved anywhere.