Word Frequency Counter

Word Frequency Counter ranks every word in your text from most to least frequent and shows how much of the text each one makes up as a percentage, alongside the total and unique word counts. It is the quickest way to see what a piece of writing is really about, and what it repeats too often.

Single words only tell part of the story, so it also counts two-word and three-word phrases, known as bigrams and trigrams. Those catch repeated phrases and keyword patterns that a single-word count misses entirely, which is why they are the more useful view for SEO and for editing.

To cut the noise, switch on stop-word filtering to hide words like the, and and of, or raise the minimum word length. Counting is case-insensitive, so Report and report are counted together.

Writers use it to find crutch words, SEO teams to check how often a topic is actually covered, and researchers to spot themes in survey answers, reviews and transcripts. Export the whole table to CSV for a spreadsheet, or copy it as text. Your text is analysed in your browser.