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Word Frequency Counter

Paste any text to see which words appear most often, ranked in a table with counts — with options to ignore case and skip common stopwords.

Word Frequency Counter

#WordCount

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How it works

Word frequency analysis reveals what a piece of text is really about. By counting how many times each word appears and ranking the results, you can spot filler words you overuse, check keyword density for SEO, or quickly summarise the themes of a long document.

Turn on Case-insensitive so that "Design" and "design" are treated as the same word. Enable Ignore common stopwords to strip out high-frequency glue words like the, and and of, which otherwise dominate every list and hide the words that carry meaning. The table shows the top 50 words with their counts, and the copy button exports them as tab-separated values you can paste into a spreadsheet.

The whole analysis runs in your browser, so long or confidential documents are counted locally without ever being uploaded.

Examples

Blog draft → enable stopwords → see which topic keywords you actually emphasise.
Speech transcript → find crutch words you repeat so you can vary your language.
Product reviews → surface the adjectives customers use most.

Frequently asked questions

What counts as a word?
A word is any run of letters, digits or apostrophes. Punctuation and spaces act as separators, so 'don't' stays a single word.
What are stopwords?
Stopwords are extremely common words such as 'the', 'and' and 'of' that appear in almost any text. Ignoring them lets the meaningful words rise to the top.
Why only the top 50?
Long texts can contain thousands of distinct words. Showing the 50 most frequent keeps the table readable while capturing everything that matters for density analysis.
Can I use the results in Excel?
Yes. The copy button puts the list on your clipboard as word-and-count pairs separated by tabs, which paste neatly into two spreadsheet columns.
Is my text uploaded?
No. All counting happens locally in your browser, so nothing you paste leaves your device.