Analyze What Google, Bing, and AI Crawlers Actually See
The SEO Page Keyword Intelligence Analyzer strips away design, layout, and scripts to show you the raw text that search engine bots and AI answer engines actually read from your page. Paste a URL or raw HTML below and the tool pulls out your title tag, meta description, and heading structure, then measures keyword frequency, keyword density, and how deeply each topic is covered in your copy.
Beyond basic word counts, the analyzer flags shallow or thin topic coverage, estimates a Flesch reading level for your content, and generates a live Google SERP preview so you can see how your title and description will actually appear in search results before you publish. Use the Bot View tab to read the exact plain-text version of your page that crawlers index, and the Recommendations tab for a prioritized list of on-page SEO fixes. It's free, runs in your browser, and pairs well with our full suite of website developer tools.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the SEO Page Keyword Intelligence Analyzer.
It extracts the plain text, title tag, meta description, and heading structure from a URL or pasted HTML, then reports keyword frequency and density, topic depth, an estimated readability score, and a Google search result preview, along with a prioritized list of on-page SEO recommendations.
Density alone doesn't tell you whether a topic is actually explained. The Topic Depth tab also checks how spread out a keyword is across the page and whether it appears with enough surrounding context, then labels each topic GOOD, SHALLOW, or MINIMAL so you know what to expand on.
Bot View shows the plain-text content of your page after scripts, styles, and markup are stripped away, which approximates what a search engine crawler or an AI answer engine reads. You can copy it or download it as a .txt file.
Yes. You can analyze any publicly accessible URL, or paste HTML directly if a page can't be fetched due to CORS restrictions. The tool only reads publicly available markup and does not require login access to the site.
Analysis runs in your browser. For anonymous usage statistics we log only the URL you entered and the resulting word count; pasted HTML or the extracted page text itself is not stored on our servers.
Most web content performs best in the "Standard" to "Fairly Easy" range (roughly a Flesch score of 60-80, or an 6th-9th grade reading level), which keeps sentences accessible to a broad audience without feeling oversimplified.