See which words you lean on
Every writer has favourite words, and overusing them makes prose feel repetitive. A frequency count reveals the pattern instantly: it tallies how often each word appears and ranks them, so you can spot filler, crutch words, and keyword density at a glance. It is equally useful for quick content analysis — checking whether a page actually emphasises the terms you intended.
How to use it
- Paste the text you want to analyse.
- Read the ranked list of words and their counts.
- Revise anything that appears far more often than it should.
What to do with the results
- Trim repeated words that aren't carrying meaning.
- Check that an article's main topic words actually lead the list.
- Compare two drafts to see how your vocabulary shifted.
Questions people ask
Does it ignore common words like "the"? Those short connecting words naturally top any count; focus on the meaningful words further down the list.
Is my text stored? No — the analysis happens in your browser and nothing is uploaded.