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Keyword Density Checker

Count keyword occurrences in Latin-letter text.

Counts ASCII Latin letter sequences (a–z), ignoring case. Other scripts are outside this counter; accented words can be split. Density always divides by all counted tokens.

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Last reviewed: Β· Testing methodology

How to use

Review counts and density for a–z tokens, with common-word and length filters.

1

Paste Latin-letter text

The tokenizer counts a–z sequences without case sensitivity.

2

Choose visible words

Use minimum length and common-English-word filters to control the rows.

3

Read the denominator

Density divides each occurrence count by all supported tokens before filtering.

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Frequently asked questions

Does this analyze Hindi or all languages?
No. It counts ASCII Latin sequences. Other scripts are outside the counter; accented words can split.
Do filters change the density denominator?
No. Filters hide rows; total counted tokens remain the denominator. Apple apple banana the has four tokens and apple is 50%.