Free N-gram Extractor: Most Frequent Phrases

A sequence of n consecutive words. “web agency” is a bigram, “web agency casablanca” a trigram. A page's frequent n-grams reveal its topic, entities and key phrases far better than a single word.

It shows you the vocabulary Google associates with an intent: analyze the pages ranking for your query, spot the phrases they share that your page does not use, and enrich your content without stuffing.

There is no magic number. A main phrase between 0.5% and 2% is common on well-ranked pages; above 3%, the text becomes repetitive. Covering the topic's vocabulary (a variety of related n-grams) matters more than repetition.

Articles, prepositions and conjunctions dominate any frequency list without carrying meaning. Ignoring them surfaces the useful phrases; keeping them helps you find exact wordings (“how to build a website”).

The n-grams are calculated in your browser. Only loading from a URL goes through our servers, which do not store the text.

We read the HTML sent by the server, without running JavaScript, and strip scripts and styles. Menus and footers are still included: paste the article body for a more precise analysis.