Most Used Words Analyzer
Count every unique word in your text and rank them by frequency.
What This Tool Does
Paste any text and the analyzer counts every unique word, then ranks them from most frequent to least frequent. Each row shows the word, how many times it appears, its percentage of total words, and a proportional bar for quick visual comparison. You can filter out common stop words (a, the, is, and, etc.) to focus on the meaningful vocabulary, set a minimum word length, and export the full table as tab-separated values for spreadsheet analysis.
Common Use Cases
- Checking keyword prominence in an article before publishing
- Finding the most repeated terms in a customer feedback dataset
- Analyzing a competitor's page content for keyword patterns
- Verifying that target keywords appear at the right frequency
- Identifying overused filler words in your own writing
Frequently Asked Questions
What are stop words?
Stop words are high-frequency function words — articles, prepositions, conjunctions, and pronouns — that carry little semantic meaning on their own (e.g., the, a, in, and). Filtering them out reveals the words that are actually distinctive to your text.
Is the comparison case-sensitive?
No. All words are lowercased before counting, so “The” and “the” are treated as the same word.
How is the frequency percentage calculated?
Frequency % = (word count ÷ total counted words) × 100. If stop words are filtered, the total is based only on the words that passed the filter, so percentages reflect the distribution within the filtered set.
What does the TSV export contain?
The exported file has three columns — Word, Count, and Frequency % — separated by tabs. You can paste it directly into Excel or Google Sheets.
Is my text sent anywhere?
No. All analysis runs in JavaScript in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored.