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Word Frequency Counter

Paste text to see which words and phrases appear most often — with counts, percentages, optional filtering of common words and CSV export.

Frequency

0 words · 0 unique · 0 words counted

Paste some text to see which words appear most.

When should you use the Word Frequency Counter?

  • Checking keyword density in an article for SEO
  • Finding words you overuse in an essay or story
  • Analysing survey answers, reviews or transcripts

How to use the Word Frequency Counter

  1. 1

    Paste text

    Paste an article, essay, transcript or any text.

  2. 2

    Choose words or phrases

    Count single words, or 2- and 3-word phrases for keyword research.

  3. 3

    Filter

    Ignore common words like 'the' and 'and', set a minimum length, and choose case sensitivity.

  4. 4

    Export

    Show the top 20 to 500 results and export them as CSV.

Examples

Single words, common words ignored

Text

JSON tools help. A JSON formatter formats JSON, and a validator checks JSON.

Top words

json       4
checks     1
formats    1
formatter  1

Common errors and how to fix them

Words like 'the' and 'and' fill the list
Tick 'Ignore common words' to filter out English stop words.
The same word is counted twice
Untick Case-sensitive so JSON and json count as one word.
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Word Frequency Counter FAQ

How often a word appears compared with the total, shown as a percentage. It helps you see whether a topic is covered without overusing a keyword.

Sequences of consecutive words (n-grams), such as 'json formatter'. They're useful for finding the phrases a text is really about.

Frequent English words like the, and, of, to, is and you. For phrases, ones that start or end with a common word are skipped.

Yes — words are split using your browser's language-aware segmentation. The common-word filter is English only.

Yes. Export CSV downloads every word or phrase with its count and percentage.

No. Everything runs in your browser, so your text never leaves your device.