Counting how often each word appears is the simplest way to see what a piece of text is really about. It powers keyword research, content audits, and quick readability checks. This word frequency analyzer tokenizes your text, counts every word, and shows the results as both a scaled word cloud and a ranked table, entirely in your browser.
How it works
The analyzer lowercases your text and splits it into words using a Unicode-aware pattern, so accented letters and non-Latin scripts are handled and apostrophes inside words are preserved. It then counts each distinct word.
Two options shape the result. Stop-word removal drops high-frequency filler words such as “the”, “and”, and “of” using a built-in list for the language you select, which lets the meaningful terms rise to the top. A minimum word length filter removes very short tokens. The word cloud sizes each word by its frequency relative to the most common one, and the table lists counts and each word’s percentage share of the filtered total.
Tips
If a few common words still dominate, raise the minimum word length or switch to the correct stop-word language for your text. For keyword-density work, turn stop-word removal on and read the percentage column, since that reflects share of meaningful words rather than total document length.
Notes
The cloud is a frequency-scaled layout rather than a tightly packed graphic, which keeps every word readable and selectable. Counts are case-insensitive, so “The” and “the” are merged. Everything runs locally, so private drafts and confidential documents never leave your device.