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Keyword Extractor
Find the terms that matter in a document, with counts and density for each one.
Extract keywords
Keywords will be listed here.
Paste some text to begin.
How to use the Keyword Extractor
- Paste the text whose keywords you want to find.
- Pick single words or two word phrases and set the minimum length.
- Read the ranked table, or copy the list for later use.
Features
- Term frequency with a built-in stop word list
- Single word and two word phrase modes
- Minimum word length filter
- Count and density for every term
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the free online keyword extractor.
Paste your text and the tool ranks the terms by how often they occur, showing a count and a
density percentage for each one.
Density is the share of all counted terms taken by that keyword, so it shows how concentrated
the text is around it.
Single words count each term on its own, while two word phrases count adjacent pairs and
often reveal more specific topics.
Words such as the, and or of carry little meaning, so a fixed stop word list removes them
before counting.
It removes very short words that are rarely useful as keywords, which keeps the list focused
on longer terms.
No. It measures term frequency inside your own text. It has no search volume, competition or
trend data.
No. It is a purely statistical counter, so related words such as car and automobile are
treated as separate terms.
Any language works for counting, but the stop word list is English, so other languages keep
their common words in the results.
No. Counting runs entirely in your browser and nothing you paste is stored or sent anywhere.
Last updated: October 10, 2026