Find the most common words in any block of text — useful for SEO keyword analysis, content audits, classroom exercises, and exploratory text mining. The tool tokenises on letter/apostrophe boundaries, optionally lower-cases everything, then builds a frequency table sorted high-to-low.
An optional stop-word filter removes around 50 of the most common English structural words (the, a, of, and, …) so the rankings reflect content rather than grammar. Total and unique word counts are displayed alongside a horizontal bar chart of the top 100 words for quick visual comparison.
Any sequence of letters and apostrophes between non-letter characters. Numbers, punctuation, and symbols act as separators. So “don’t” counts as one word, but “Chapter-1” splits into “Chapter” and “1” (the 1 is then dropped).
A built-in list of around 50 of the most frequent English stop-words (the, a, an, and, or, of, in, on, to, for, with, etc.). Useful for SEO keyword density and for thematic word clouds where structural words drown out the signal.
Only when “Case insensitive” is on (the default). Then “The”, “the”, and “THE” all share the same bucket. Turn it off to keep them separate — useful when proper nouns matter.
No — the analysis runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Nothing about your text leaves the page.
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