Free SEO Content Tool

Analyze Your SEO Content

Check your content for important on-page SEO signals including word count, keyword usage, title and meta description length, headings, links, sentence length and overall optimization score.

SEO Score Keyword Density Heading Check Link Analysis Browser Analysis

SEO Content Analyzer

Paste your page content and add optional SEO fields for a complete analysis.

Analysis runs in your browser
Analyze a Website URL Enter almost any public website URL — domain, www, HTTP/HTTPS, subdomain or page URL — and automatically load its SEO data and content.
Page Content Plain text or HTML supported
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Content Summary

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Free SEO Content Analyzer

WebRankly SEO Content Analyzer helps you review important on-page SEO signals before publishing a blog post, service page, landing page or website content. It gives a quick content score and highlights common areas that may need improvement.

SEO Score Get a practical optimization score based on multiple content and metadata checks.
Keyword Density Measure how often your primary keyword appears in relation to the total word count.
Heading Analysis Check H1 and H2 usage when HTML content is provided.
Link Check Count links in pasted HTML and review whether your content includes useful linking opportunities.

What Does the SEO Content Analyzer Check?

The tool checks word count, content length, SEO title length, meta description length, keyword density, keyword placement, heading structure, links and average sentence length. The score is a practical content-quality indicator, not a Google ranking guarantee.

How to Improve Your SEO Content

Write useful content for the search intent, use a clear page title, include one descriptive H1, organize sections with relevant headings, mention your primary keyword naturally, add internal links where useful and avoid repetitive keyword stuffing.

SEO Content Analyzer FAQs

A higher score means the content passes more of the checks used by this tool. It should be treated as guidance rather than a direct Google ranking factor.
There is no universal ideal percentage. Natural usage is more important than forcing a target. This tool flags extremely low or unusually high usage for review.
Yes. When HTML is pasted, the tool can also inspect heading tags and links. The visible text is extracted for word and keyword analysis.
No. Rankings depend on many factors including search intent, competition, backlinks, technical SEO, site quality and content usefulness.