Count how many times each word appears in your text and see it as a table. Ignore case, exclude common stopwords (articles, particles, etc.), and view the top N most frequent words.
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Word frequency analysis is used to check whether a blog post or product description over-repeats a keyword, to spot commonly mentioned terms in survey responses or interview transcripts, and to catch overused phrases in a cover letter or paper.
Words like "the", "a", and "is" in English, or particles and pronouns in Korean, dominate the raw count in almost any text but add little to meaning-level analysis. Turning on "Exclude stopwords" filters these out so the ranking surfaces the actually meaningful keywords.
Unlike English or Korean, Chinese and Japanese kanji don't use spaces between words, so this tool's whitespace-based tokenizer may not match true word boundaries there. A notice appears whenever the input contains CJK ideographs β for precise word segmentation, pair this with a dedicated language-processing tool.