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Keyword Density Checker (Thai-aware)

Paste your article, landing page or caption and instantly see which words and phrases appear most often, and at what density. Built for SEO writers and marketers working in Thai and English, it segments spaceless Thai text correctly, groups results into 1-, 2- and 3-word phrases, and flags anything that looks over-optimized. Everything runs in your browser and it is completely free.

Comma-separated, up to 10. Matched as exact text, so brand names count correctly even where Thai segmentation misses them.

Stop words are very common words (the, and, ที่, และ) that add noise to frequency counts.

By default numbers and URLs are skipped. Turn this on to count numeric tokens too.

Ignore single-word entries shorter than this (in characters). Applies to 1-word phrases.

Your keyword breakdown appears here

Paste or type some content to see word frequency and keyword density.

How to use

  1. Paste or type your content into the text box.
  2. Optionally add focus keywords (comma-separated) to track them directly.
  3. Toggle stop-word filtering, number counting and minimum word length to fit your content.
  4. Switch between the 1-, 2- and 3-word tabs and sort by count or density.
  5. Copy the summary or export the full frequency table to CSV.

Features

  • Correct Thai word segmentation — works on text with no spaces
  • 1-, 2- and 3-word phrase frequency in sortable tables
  • Density percentage per phrase, with a warning above 4%
  • Focus-keyword tracking by exact match, with a "first 100 words" check
  • Built-in English and Thai stop-word lists you can toggle off
  • 100% in-browser and free — your content is never uploaded

Frequently asked questions

What is a good keyword density?
There is no magic number, but 1–3% for your main keyword is a common, natural range. This tool flags anything above 4% because dense repetition can read as spam to both users and search engines. Focus on writing naturally rather than hitting a target.
How does it count Thai keywords when Thai has no spaces?
It uses your browser's built-in Thai dictionary segmentation (Intl.Segmenter) to split Thai text into words, then builds phrases from the word stream. Because Thai segmentation is dictionary-based, brand names and slang can split unexpectedly — use the focus-keyword field, which matches exact text, for those.
What are stop words and should I exclude them?
Stop words are very common words such as "the", "and", "ที่" and "และ" that appear in almost any text and rarely carry keyword meaning. Excluding them (the default) makes the frequency tables focus on words that actually describe your topic. You can turn the filter off to see raw counts.
Why are 2- and 3-word phrases useful?
Search intent usually lives in phrases, not single words. Seeing your top 2- and 3-word combinations shows which long-tail phrases your content emphasizes, which is far more actionable for SEO than single-word counts alone.
Is my content sent to a server?
No. All analysis happens locally in your browser with JavaScript, so your content never leaves your device — even the CSV export is generated on your machine.