Ignore case
Treats uppercase and lowercase as the same word, so 'The' and 'the' are counted together. Turn it off to keep them separate, which is useful when capitalization carries meaning.
The the THECountsthe → 3Paste any text to see how often each word appears, ranked from most to least common. Ignore case, skip common filler words, and set a minimum word length to focus on what matters. Everything runs in your browser, so your text stays on your device.
Your word frequency table will appear here.
A word frequency counter reads your text and counts how many times each word appears, then ranks the words from most to least common. It shows a count and a share for each one, so you can spot the words you lean on the most or check which keywords stand out. You can ignore case, skip common filler words, and set a minimum word length to fit the text you are checking.
Treats uppercase and lowercase as the same word, so 'The' and 'the' are counted together. Turn it off to keep them separate, which is useful when capitalization carries meaning.
The the THECountsthe → 3Skips short filler words like 'the', 'and', 'of', and 'to' so the ranking shows the words that carry meaning. Leave it off to count every word, filler included.
the cat and the dogCountscat → 1, dog → 1Only counts words with at least this many letters. Set it to 3 or 4 to drop short words like 'a', 'to', and 'it' and focus on longer, more meaningful terms.
a to cat houseCountscat → 1, house → 1don't and it's count as one word each.well-known is counted as well and known.2026 or 42 is counted like any other word. Raise Min length or ignore them in the results if you only want words.run, runs, and running are three different words. The tool does not group word forms together.café and cafe are counted as different words.The share column is the word's count divided by the total number of words counted, after your filters. Turning on Ignore common words removes the filler words from that total, so every remaining word's share goes up.
If you are using this to check keyword density for SEO, there is no ideal percentage. Search engines look at whether a page answers the question, not at how often a word repeats. Use the ranking to spot words you have overused, then write naturally. For a phrase of two or more words, use your browser's find (Ctrl+F) to count it, since this tool counts single words.
Seeing which words repeat helps whenever you want to understand or clean up a piece of writing. Here are the most common reasons people use a word frequency counter: