Every word, phrase and character is counted locally in your browser using JavaScript. Nothing is sent to a server, there is no account or tracking, and the page works offline after first load — so you can safely analyse confidential drafts, transcripts or research data.

A word counter reports overall totals such as words, characters and sentences. A word frequency analyzer goes further and counts each distinct word separately, ranking them from most to least common with a percentage share and a bar chart, which is what you need to find crutch words, check keyword balance, or profile a writing style.

The analyzer has an n-gram mode that counts repeated phrases. Pick a phrase length of two words for bigrams or three for trigrams, and the same ranked table and chart show which phrases recur most. Phrases are built within sentence boundaries so they never run across a full stop.

Enable the stop-word filter to skip very common words such as the, and, of and to. You can also set a minimum word length, a minimum number of occurrences, exclude pure numbers, and exclude single characters, so the table focuses on the meaningful vocabulary in your text.