Word Frequency Counter - Analyze Word Usage in Text

Count word frequency in any text. Find most used words, analyze keyword density, and identify overused terms. Perfect for SEO and writing analysis.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Word frequency analysis helps with SEO keyword density, identifying overused words, analyzing writing patterns, and finding key themes in text.

Usually yes. Stop words (common words) clutter results. Focus on content words to find meaningful patterns in your text.

Modern SEO doesn't require specific density. Focus on natural usage. If a word appears suspiciously often (5%+), consider reducing it.

Count occurrences of each unique word, then divide by total words for percentage. A word appearing 10 times in 200 total words has 5% frequency.

N-grams are sequences of N words. Bigrams (2-word phrases) like 'machine learning' and trigrams (3-word) reveal common phrases in your text beyond single words.

Run frequency analysis and look for non-stop words with high percentages. If 'very', 'really', or 'just' appear too often (2%+), you may be using filler words.

Not directly, but unusual word patterns or extremely high frequency of rare words might indicate copying. Plagiarism detection requires comparing documents, not analyzing one.

Higher ratios (50-60%+) indicate rich vocabulary. Lower ratios (30-40%) suggest repetitive writing or narrow topic focus. Context matters—technical docs naturally have lower ratios.

Check if target keywords appear enough (but not too much). Identify unexpected frequent words that might confuse search intent. Look for opportunities to add relevant synonyms.

Yes! Paste competitor articles to see their keyword focus, common phrases, and content patterns. This reveals their SEO strategy and helps you differentiate or compete.