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Word Frequency Counter

Word Frequency Counter

Count how often each word appears in your text and see keyword density. Filter stop words, sort and search, then copy or export to CSV.

Word Frequency Counter for Any Text

The word frequency counter shows how many times each word appears in your text and the keyword density it represents, so you can see exactly what your writing is made of. Paste or type your content and the frequency table updates as you go — no button to press, nothing to install.

Use it to spot overused words, check keyword density for SEO, study writing patterns, or find the most common words in a document. It is built for SEO specialists, content writers, copywriters, editors, students, and researchers who need a fast, honest look at their text.

Private by design: all text is analyzed entirely in your browser with JavaScript. Nothing is uploaded, stored, or logged — your text never leaves your device.

How to Count Word Frequency

1

Enter your text

Type or paste your content into the text box. Analysis starts automatically, so the results refresh as soon as you stop typing.

2

Read the frequency table

Each row shows a word, its Count, and its Density percentage, with a bar for an instant visual comparison. The header tracks Total Words, Unique Words, and Avg. Frequency.

3

Adjust the filters

Turn on Stop Words to hide common words, enable Case Sensitive to separate "Hello" from "hello", or raise Min Freq and Min Length to drop rare or short words.

4

Sort, copy, or export

Pick a sort order and a Top N limit, search for a specific word, then Copy the results or Export CSV for a spreadsheet.

Tip: click any word in the table to jump to it and highlight it inside your original text.

Features

Real-Time Word Analysis

Type or paste and the table updates automatically, with a short debounce that keeps long texts smooth.

Keyword Density Calculation

Every word shows its density as (word count ÷ total words) × 100 — the figure SEO work relies on.

Stop Words Filtering

Hide common grammatical words like "the", "is", and "and" to reveal the meaningful keywords underneath.

Visual Frequency Bars

A proportional bar on each row scales to the most frequent word for an at-a-glance comparison.

Flexible Sorting Options

Order results by frequency, alphabetically (A→Z / Z→A), or by word length, and limit to the Top 10, 25, 50, 100, or all.

Click-to-Highlight

Click a word in the table and it is selected and highlighted in your original text, so you can find it in context.

CSV Export

Download rank, word, count, and density as a CSV you can open in Excel, Google Sheets, or LibreOffice Calc.

Unicode Support

Handles accented characters and Asian or right-to-left scripts, with stop-word lists for 40+ languages.

Responsive Design

Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile, with a layout that adjusts to stay usable on small screens.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I count how often a word appears in text?

Paste or type your text into the box. The tool tallies every word automatically and lists each one with its count and density percentage, so you can see exactly how often it appears.

How do I find the most common words in a document?

Sort the table by Frequency (High→Low) and the most common words rise to the top. Turn on the Stop Words filter first if you want to skip everyday words like "the" and "and" and see the meaningful keywords instead.

What is keyword density?

Keyword density is the percentage of times a word appears compared with the total word count. If "marketing" appears 5 times in a 200-word article, its density is 2.5%. SEO writers often aim to keep a primary keyword in the 1–3% range.

Can I exclude stop words like "the", "and", and "of"?

Yes. Turn on the Stop Words toggle to remove common words that appear often but carry little meaning. The right list loads automatically for your language, so the results focus on the words that matter.

Is the count case-sensitive?

By default it is not — "Hello" and "hello" are counted as the same word. Enable the Case Sensitive toggle if you want them counted separately.

Does it work for phrases, not just single words?

This tool counts individual words. Text is split into words wherever a non-letter, non-number character appears, so spaces and punctuation act as separators. A hyphenated word such as "e-mail" is counted as two words, "e" and "mail".

What is the difference between Total Words and Unique Words?

Total Words is the full word count including repeats. Unique Words is the number of distinct words after your filters are applied, each counted once no matter how often it appears.

Does it support my language?

Yes. Word counting works for any Unicode text, including accented, Asian, and right-to-left scripts. Stop-word filtering is available for 40+ languages, among them English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Arabic, and Hindi.

Can I analyze long documents?

Yes. The analyzer handles large texts efficiently. Very long documents may take a brief moment to process, but the built-in debounce keeps the interface responsive while you edit.

Is my text stored anywhere?

No. All processing happens in your browser with JavaScript. Your text is never uploaded, saved, logged, or sent to any server. To keep a copy of the results, use the Copy button or Export CSV.

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# Word Count Density

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Paste or type your text and see real-time word frequency analysis
Enable Stop Words to focus on meaningful keywords
Click any word in the table to highlight it in your text
Use Min Freq to show only repeated words
Export results to CSV for analysis in spreadsheets
All processing happens in your browser - no data sent to a server
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