ExtractKeywords is a free online keyword extraction tool that processes text or webpage URLs to identify single words, bigrams, and trigrams along with their frequency counts and density percentages. It addresses the need for quick analysis of dominant terms and themes in content without requiring account creation or installation.
The service accepts direct text input or a URL. When a URL is provided it fetches the publicly accessible HTML of the webpage, respects robots.txt directives, and extracts the main text content before performing the keyword analysis. Results appear instantly and can be filtered to show all keywords, 1-word, 2-word, or 3-word phrases. Each result lists the keyword, its count, and its density as a percentage of total word count. Users may sort by keyword, count, or density, download the output as a CSV file, or copy it to the clipboard. Stop-word filtering automatically removes common English words such as "the," "is," and "at" that carry little semantic value. The tool also notes that multi-word phrases represent roughly 70 percent of search queries according to SEO industry research, which informs its support for phrase-level extraction.
ExtractKeywords is delivered entirely through a web browser with no software download required. It operates in a free tier that needs no signup. A paid PRO version exists with additional AI-powered capabilities, and pricing details are available on the site's dedicated pricing page. The interface supports English along with Chinese and Japanese localizations.
ExtractKeywords sits in PulseGate's Business & Operations category. Quickly identifying important keywords and phrases from content or web pages for SEO and content analysis. It is built as a consumer product for SEO specialists and content creators. There is a free tier. It ships for the web.
It is developed by ExtractKeywords, and it first shipped in 2023. Among its 5 catalogued features are Keyword Extraction, URL Analysis, and CSV Export.
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