SnapToolsWord Frequency Counter
Runs in your browserCount how many times each word appears in a text, sorted from most to least frequent — useful for keyword density checks and content analysis.
About this tool
Knowing which words actually dominate a piece of writing is useful for more than curiosity: it's how you spot over-used keywords before publishing, or check whether a target term appears often enough in on-page content. This tool counts every word (case-insensitive by default), sorts by frequency, and lets you filter out short filler words.
How to use
- Paste your text.
- Optionally set a minimum word length to ignore short filler words, and a top-N limit.
- Run to get a frequency table, most common first.
When to use this tool
- Checking keyword density before publishing content.
- Finding over-used words in a draft.
- Quick lexical analysis of a document or transcript.
Tips
- Set a minimum length of 4-5 to filter out common short words like "the" and "and" without a full stop-word list.
- Counting is case-insensitive by default, so "Cat" and "cat" count as the same word.
FAQ
- Does this remove stop words automatically?
- Not by name — use the minimum length filter to approximate it, since most stop words are short.
- Is my text sent anywhere?
- No. Counting runs entirely in your browser.