Paste any text and instantly see a ranked table of every word and how often it appears. Filter stop words, sort, and copy results.
Paste some text above to see the word frequency table.
Paste any block of text — an article, essay, script, or dataset — and this tool instantly ranks every word by how often it appears. Use it to spot overused words, check keyword density, or understand the vocabulary profile of any document.
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A word frequency counter analyses a block of text and tallies how many times each unique word appears. The results are displayed as a ranked table showing each word, its count, and its percentage of the total word count.
Stop words are extremely common English words — like "the", "a", "and", "is", "in" — that carry little meaningful content. Enabling the "Ignore common words" toggle filters these out so you can focus on the words that actually define the subject of your text.
By default, case sensitivity is off, meaning "Apple" and "apple" are counted as the same word. Turn on the case-sensitive toggle if you need to distinguish between capitalised and lowercase versions.
Setting a minimum word length excludes very short words (like "I", "a") from the results. For example, setting it to 4 means only words with 4 or more characters will appear in the frequency table.
Click the "Copy table" button above the frequency table. The data is copied as tab-separated values (TSV) — you can paste it directly into Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet app.
Yes. Use the sort controls to switch between Frequency (highest count first), Alphabetical (A–Z), or Length (longest words first).
No. All analysis happens entirely in your browser. Your text is never sent to any server.
Writers use it to spot overused words and vary their vocabulary. SEO professionals check keyword density. Researchers analyse topic prominence. Teachers use it for vocabulary exercises. It is also handy for quickly understanding the main themes in a document.