Counts how often each word appears, sorted by frequency.
Word Frequency counts how often each word appears in any block of text and lists the results sorted from most to least frequent. Paste an article, log, transcript, or document and instantly see a tab-separated count of every unique word, with an optional case-sensitive mode. It is handy whenever you need a quick frequency analysis without reaching for a script or spreadsheet.
Text is split on anything that is not a letter, number, or apostrophe, so contractions like don't stay intact while punctuation and spaces act as separators. Unicode letters and digits (including accented characters) are recognized as part of words.
Each line is the count followed by a tab and the word. Results are ordered by descending frequency, and words that share the same count are listed alphabetically.
When off (the default), the text is lowercased first, so The, the, and THE are counted together as one word. When on, words are counted exactly as written, keeping different capitalizations separate.
No. Emoji, symbols, and standalone punctuation are treated as separators and dropped, while the words around them are still counted normally.
No. The entire analysis runs locally in your browser using client-side JavaScript, so nothing you paste is sent to a server or stored remotely.