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Word Frequency Counter
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Count words, characters, sentences and paragraphs in real time. Paste text or upload a PDF or Word file.
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Paste or upload text to see word frequency.
Type or paste directly into the box, or click Upload file to pull in a .txt, .pdf, or .docx document. You can also drag a file straight onto the text area. PDF and Word files are parsed in your browser, so nothing is ever uploaded to a server.
Words, characters, characters without spaces, sentences, paragraphs, unique words, and reading and speaking time all recalculate on every keystroke. There is no Count button to press — the numbers are always current.
The frequency table shows how often each distinct word appears. Sort by frequency, alphabetically, or by length, then narrow the list with a minimum length, a starting letter, a stop-word filter, or case sensitivity. Filters combine, so you can isolate exactly the words that matter.
Click Copy stats to grab the full count summary, or Copy list to export the filtered word-frequency table as tab-separated rows you can paste straight into a spreadsheet. Then keep editing — the tool tracks every change instantly.
Hit assignment targets without guesswork. Track word count as you write to stay inside a 500- or 2,000-word limit, and use the sentence and paragraph counts to keep structure balanced before you submit.
Monitor draft length, spot overused words with the frequency table, and tighten prose. Filtering out stop words quickly reveals which content words you lean on too heavily across a chapter or article.
Meta titles and descriptions live and die by character limits. Use the character counts to fit a 60-character title or 155-character description, and check keyword frequency to avoid stuffing.
Speaking time at roughly 130 words per minute turns a script into a schedule. Trim or expand a talk to fit a five-minute slot or a conference keynote without rehearsing with a stopwatch.
Stay under platform limits for posts, bios, and ad copy. The no-spaces character count matches the way many networks measure length, so what you see is what will fit.
Quote and invoice by the word. Upload a PDF or Word file, read the exact word count in seconds, and use unique-word counts to gauge how repetitive — and how fast — a job will be.