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Count word and phrase frequency
Count repeated words or exact phrases locally with case, punctuation and stop-word controls. Useful for checking keyword use without uploading the draft.
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Word frequency counter in three steps
FileGizmo counts repeated words, two-word phrases, or three-word phrases without uploading reports, transcripts, drafts, or research notes. Paste the text and choose the sequence length. Unicode-aware tokenization keeps letters and numbers from many languages, while optional case folding combines forms such as Data and data.
You can exclude a compact list of common English stop words when you want content-bearing terms to stand out. Set a minimum count to hide one-off entries and limit the displayed results for a focused table. Results are ordered by count and then by name for deterministic ties. The downloadable CSV escapes spreadsheet-formula prefixes and includes the term, count, and share of all counted sequences.
Analysis runs in a browser worker so larger documents remain responsive. The summary reports total tokens, unique results, and elapsed time. Frequency is descriptive rather than a measure of writing quality or search ranking. Hyphenation, language-specific word boundaries, and stemming can change how related terms are counted, so interpret the table with the source language and purpose in mind.
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Paste the text you want to analyze
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Choose word or phrase counting and normalization options
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Review copy or download the frequency table
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Frequently asked questions
How are words identified?
Unicode letters and numbers are tokenized so accented and non-English words are retained.
Can common stop words be excluded?
Yes. An optional compact English stop-word list removes frequent function words.
Can phrases be counted?
Yes. Choose two-word or three-word phrases counted across consecutive tokens.
Does frequency analysis upload the text?
No. Tokenization counting and sorting all run in a browser worker.