Find Out Which Keywords Are Actually Read From Your Page

From Google Autocomplete - the list that appears as someone types in Google's search box. It is drawn from what people actually type, so it is not our guesswork. To widen the results we run dozens of query variations at once: your keyword plus each letter a to z, plus prefixes such as "services", "price", "how to" and "what is".

No, and we would rather be straight about it. Search volume figures are only available through paid services such as Google Ads Keyword Planner, Ahrefs or Semrush. We choose not to display invented numbers that look convincing but cannot be stood behind. What you get here are keywords people really type, plus an analysis of your own page content.

Density is the percentage of a phrase's occurrences against the total words on the page. There is no magic number Google guarantees - anyone quoting a precise figure is really guessing. As a practical rule of thumb, 0.5 to 2.5 per cent for your main keyword feels natural. What matters far more is placement in the title, H1 and URL, not how often it is repeated in the body text.

That is the most valuable finding this tool produces. If your page targets one keyword but a different phrase dominates, the content is not stating its topic clearly enough - and a search engine is very likely drawing the same conclusion. The fix is usually simple: assert your target keyword in the title, H1, opening paragraph and a few subheadings.

Yes, as long as the page is publicly accessible. This is actually the most useful way to use it: run it on the competitor page ranking above you for the same keyword, see which phrases they emphasise and where they place them, then compare against your own page.

Partly, and it is worth knowing. We ask Google for suggestions in English, but with Indonesia as the region - because that is the market our clients sell into. So you will see English queries as they are typed by people searching from Indonesia. If you are targeting a different country, treat the suggestions as directional rather than exact, and tell us your target market on WhatsApp so we can research it properly.

Free and no sign-up. Each visitor gets 10 analyses per day. We do not ask for an email, a phone number, or any personal data. Results are only cached on the server for about 30 minutes so the same address is not reprocessed repeatedly.

Google Autocomplete only has suggestions for terms people type often enough. If the reference keyword is too long or too specific, there genuinely will be few. The fix: fill in the Target Keyword field manually with a broader phrase - "press release service" rather than "trusted national media press release service".