Word Frequency Counter

Count how often each word appears in your text and see a sorted frequency list with totals, unique-word counts, and percentages. Useful for keyword density checks, writing analysis, and spotting repeated words.

Built for word frequency counter workflows and closely related tasks like word frequency.

34 chars9 words
34 characters, 9 words

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Total words: 9 Unique words: 6 the 3 (33.3%) cat 2 (22.2%) mat 1 (11.1%) on 1 (11.1%) ran 1 (11.1%) sat 1 (11.1%)

Example usage

Example input

the cat sat on the mat the cat ran

Example output

Total words: 9 Unique words: 6 the 3 (33.3%) cat 2 (22.2%) mat 1 (11.1%) on 1 (11.1%) ran 1 (11.1%) sat 1 (11.1%)

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Why this tool?

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How it works

  • Paste or type the text you want to analyze.
  • Each word is counted and the list is sorted by how often it appears.
  • Review totals, unique-word counts, and the percentage share of each word.

Use cases

Check keyword density when writing SEO content.
Find overused words in essays, articles, and copy.
Analyze survey responses and feedback for common terms.
Study vocabulary distribution in any block of text.

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FAQ

How is word frequency calculated?

The tool splits your text into words, counts each one, and sorts them from most to least frequent, showing the count and percentage of the total.

Does it treat capitalized words separately?

By default no — "The" and "the" are counted together. Turn on case sensitive to count different capitalizations separately.

What counts as a word?

Letters and numbers grouped together count as words, including contractions like "don't". Punctuation and spacing are ignored.