Word Frequency Counter
Analyze text to find the most frequently used words and phrases. Great for SEO, content analysis, and writing.
Word Frequency Results
Enter text and click "Analyze" to see word frequency.
Features
Visual Analysis
See word frequency with visual bars for easy comparison.
Phrase Detection
Analyze both single words and 2-word phrases.
Export to CSV
Download results as CSV for further analysis.
Customizable
Filter common words, set minimum length, and more.
How to Analyse Word Frequency
- Paste your text: Drop an article, transcript or page copy into the input box.
- Set your filters: Ignore common words to hide the, a and is, and set a minimum word length to skip short filler.
- Analyse: Click Analyse to get a ranked list of words with counts and percentages.
- Export: Download the results as CSV if you want to chart them or compare documents.
Why Use This Tool?
- Instant results: Counting runs in the browser, so even long documents return immediately.
- Stop-word filtering: Removing common words surfaces the terms that actually characterise the text.
- Private by default: Unpublished drafts and client copy are never uploaded.
- CSV export: Take the counts into a spreadsheet for further analysis.
Common Use Cases
- Check keyword density in a page of copy before publishing
- Find the words you overuse in your own writing
- Summarise the themes in survey responses or reviews
- Compare the vocabulary of two drafts
- Analyse a transcript for recurring topics
Good to Know
- Words are compared case-insensitively, so Word and word are counted together.
- The stop-word list is English. Text in other languages will show their common words in the results.
- Punctuation is stripped, so hyphenated compounds may be split into separate words.
Frequently Asked Questions
It shows which words appear most often in a text. Writers use it to spot overused words, SEO teams use it to check keyword density, and researchers use it to surface themes in survey responses or transcripts.
No. The analysis runs entirely in your browser, so unpublished drafts and client material stay on your device.
Words like the, a, is and of appear frequently in any English text and say nothing about its subject. Filtering them out lets the meaningful terms rise to the top.
Yes. Click Export to download the ranked word list as a CSV file you can open in any spreadsheet.