Word frequency counter
Spot the most repeated words in your text.
- Instant
- Free
- Private (processed locally)
- No sign-up
X-ray your text in one paste
Which words come up most in your article, cover letter or product page? Paste the text: the tool builds the full ranking — occurrences, percentage of the total and proportional bars — updated as you type.
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Paste your text
Article, email, thesis, web page… no practical size limit.
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Tune the filters
Minimum length to set aside function words, top 10/25/50 or the full list.
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Use the ranking
Main keyword density, repetitions to fix, dominant vocabulary: all readable at a glance.
Three concrete uses
- SEO: check that your main keyword naturally dominates the page and that its variants are present without stuffing.
- Writing: spot your tics (“really”, “thus”, “enable”…) and vary them before publishing.
- Analysis: compare the lexical field of two speeches, two articles or two versions of the same text.
Tip: raise the minimum length to 4 or 5 to immediately surface the substantive words of a long document.
Frequently asked questions
What is a word frequency counter for?
Three main things: checking a page’s keyword density for SEO, spotting writing tics and unintentional repetitions in a text, and quickly analyzing a document’s vocabulary.
What is keyword density in SEO?
The share of a keyword among all words on a page. There is no magic number: aim for natural text where the main keyword appears in the title, subheadings and a few paragraphs, staying under 2–3% — beyond that, it smells like stuffing.
Why exclude short words?
Articles, prepositions and pronouns (the, of, a…) dominate any text while saying nothing about its content. The minimum-length filter (3 by default) sets them aside so meaningful words stand out.
Does the tool handle accents and other alphabets?
Yes. Word detection is Unicode-based: accents, Cyrillic, Greek, ideograms and apostrophes are handled correctly, and case is ignored (“Word” and “word” count together).
Is my text sent anywhere?
No. The analysis runs entirely in your browser — you can safely use it on confidential documents.