Audit your website titles, meta tags, and copy layouts before publishing. Grade text readability and measure exact keyword densities 100% locally in your browser.
Check your title, meta description and content for SEO best practices, keyword usage and readability â entirely in your browser.
Search results show only a limited number of characters. A title of roughly 30 to 60 characters usually displays in full, while very short titles waste space and long ones get cut off. The meta description has a similar limit, and a clear, specific one encourages more people to click.
Keyword density is how often your focus keyword appears compared with the total word count. A level of roughly 1% to 2.5% tells search engines what the page is about without looking forced. Repeating a phrase far more often than that reads badly and can look like keyword stuffing.
The tool calculates the Flesch Reading Ease score from your average sentence length and word length. Higher scores are easier to read, and scores around 60 to 70 correspond to plain English that most people follow comfortably. Short sentences and everyday words usually raise the score.
No score guarantees a ranking. Write for your readers first, then use the checker to catch obvious problems such as a missing keyword, a truncated title or dense paragraphs.
Everything is analysed in your browser. Your text, titles and keywords are never sent to a server or stored.
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