Meta Keywords Checker
Trim the keyword dump to a focused set — count, duplicates, stuffing and casing, checked instantly in your browser.
What this tool gives you
Check keywords
Paste a meta keywords tag or a comma-separated list. Analysis runs locally in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere.
Up to 50 keywords analyzed per check.
What this checker looks for
Google ignores this tag for ranking, but focused keywords keep internal tagging and smaller engines consistent.
5 or fewer keywords
Focused terms beat a 20-keyword dump.
Short phrases
Four words or fewer per keyword.
No duplicates
Each term listed exactly once.
No stuffing
No single word repeated 4+ times.
Consistent casing
Lowercase everything for clean tags.
Clean characters
Letters, numbers, spaces and hyphens.
How to use the checker
Paste the tag, then trim the weakest signal first.
Paste the tag
Drop in a full <meta> tag or a comma-separated list.
Read the score
Count, duplicates and stuffing carry the most weight.
Trim to five
Keep short, unique, lowercase terms the page targets.
What a focused set looks like
Few terms, each earning its place — easy to keep aligned with the page.
| Signal | Healthy range | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Count | ≤ 5 keywords | Focused terms stay aligned with the page topic. |
| Phrase length | ≤ 4 words each | Short phrases tag cleanly across systems. |
| Uniqueness | zero duplicates | Repeats add noise, never signal. |
| Variety | no word 4+ times | Stuffed lists look spammy everywhere. |
| Format | lowercase, clean chars | Consistent tags are easier to maintain. |
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Keywords FAQs
Do meta keywords still matter for SEO?
Google ignores them for ranking, but focused keywords keep CMS tagging consistent and help smaller engines and internal search stay aligned with the page topic.
How many meta keywords should I use?
Five or fewer focused terms. More than ten looks like a dump — keep only phrases the page genuinely targets.
Does this tool change my site?
No. It only scores a pasted tag or list in your browser. You apply the trimmed keywords in your own CMS or code afterward.