Audit repeated wording
Find overused words before editing copy, documentation, or article drafts.
Word Frequency Counter
Count repeated words in drafts, transcripts, keyword sets, and passages to spot dominant terms and cleanup needs.
Practical guide
Count word frequency when you need to see which terms dominate a draft, transcript, keyword set, support export, or classroom passage.
Where this fits
Clean text before counting
remove punctuation when punctuation is making similar words appear as separate tokens.
How to use Word Frequency Counter
- 1Paste the textUse the draft, transcript, or list you want to measure.
- 2Review the frequency tableLook at the top terms first, then scan unexpected low-frequency terms.
- 3Copy or revise from the findingsUse the counts to edit repetition, prepare vocabulary lists, or summarize themes.
Text analysis workflow
- 1
Remove Punctuation
- 2
Count frequency
- 3
Word Sorter
Questions worth checking
Why are similar words counted separately?
Different spelling, case, punctuation, or endings can produce separate tokens. Clean the text first if you need broader grouping.