Vocabulary variety
Uses a varied set of content words.
How it’s measured
Normalized Shannon entropy · estimates how widely content words are spread.
Check keyword density, repetition and content balance while you write. Clear scores, practical suggestions, and no upload required.
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Count exact phrase matches and see its share of all words.
Add a paragraph to see how balanced your text looks.
Wordy measures text patterns, not search ranking positions.
Six quick checks. Open any score to see how it is measured.
Scores are editing guides, not ranking predictions.
Variety, flow and focus
Uses a varied set of content words.
Normalized Shannon entropy · estimates how widely content words are spread.
Checks whether word frequencies follow a smooth pattern.
Zipf-like frequency fit · checks the shape of ranked word counts.
Checks whether important terms appear in related contexts.
Term co-occurrence · estimates how often leading terms appear nearby.
Checks whether a few terms dominate the content-word mix.
Distribution distance · compares leading-term counts with a reference curve.
Signals to review before publishing
Flags a content word that may be used too often.
Highest content-term density · the most repeated content term as a share of all words.
A rough text-variation signal—not a plagiarism or AI detector.
Combines vocabulary variety (62%) and repetition control (38%). It does not compare external sources or identify AI-written text.
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Density = exact phrase matches ÷ total words × 100. It is an editing reference, not a universal SEO target.
Common English stop words are omitted from this list. Check the context before changing a term.
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Wordy provides heuristic writing checks, not a Google ranking prediction. It cannot evaluate a full page's title, headings, links, search intent, backlinks or technical SEO. Scores are most useful as directional editing signals.
Write, review the signals, then make the editorial call.
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Review vocabulary variation, topical focus and the terms taking up the most space.
Optionally track one keyword or phrase, its occurrence count and its share of the text.
Use the findings as prompts. Clear, helpful writing matters more than chasing a magic score.
Spot repeated terms and check whether the vocabulary feels varied before publishing.
Track one target phrase and review its density without relying on a fixed “perfect” percentage.
Audit descriptions and landing-page drafts for concentrated wording and a clear topic signal.
What the scores tell you — and what they do not.
There is no single density percentage that guarantees a ranking. Wordy flags unusually concentrated terms as an editing prompt, but the right use depends on the phrase, the page and how naturally the text reads.
No. The originality proxy uses vocabulary variation and repetition patterns in the text you provide. It does not compare the draft against external pages, identify copied passages, or determine whether a person or AI wrote it.
The scoring engine runs in a browser Web Worker on your device. Wordy does not upload the text to an analysis server or save it through the tool. The page may load its font from Google Fonts.
No. These are text-level heuristics, not search engine ranking factors or a SERP prediction. Wordy does not inspect technical SEO, search intent, the complete HTML page, backlinks or competing results.