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Build instant frequency tables from text or numeric input. Count recurring values, view percentages, and export copy-ready results for analysis, reporting, and classroom work.
Last updated: April 2, 2026 · Published: 2026-04-02 · Updated: 2026-04-02
Counts words (case-insensitive).
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Choose a mode, paste data, and click generate.
Three quick steps to produce useful distribution tables.
Choose words, characters, lines, or numbers depending on the data you need to analyze.
Add your text or number list into the input area. Numbers can be separated by commas, spaces, or new lines.
Create the frequency table instantly and copy count/percentage results in one click.
Practical analysis controls for everyday frequency tasks.
Analyze words, characters, lines, or numeric values in one flexible tool.
Each table row includes both raw count and percent share of the total.
Results are sorted by highest frequency first for faster pattern discovery.
In number mode, invalid tokens are excluded to keep your distribution clean.
Export a tab-separated table for spreadsheets, reports, or documentation.
No login, no installation, and no backend dependency for core usage.
Where frequency analysis is most useful in practice.
Find repeated words and keyword density patterns in content drafts.
Count repeated answers quickly before visualization or deeper analysis.
Generate simple frequency distributions for math and data lessons.
Identify recurring lines or symbols in console outputs and plain-text logs.
Check duplicate values in test datasets and structured text lists.
Create pre-aggregated count tables before importing into Excel or BI tools.
Understand what each output column helps you measure.
The number of times a value appears in your dataset.
The proportion of each value relative to the total, often shown as a percentage.
How counts spread across values, useful for spotting dominant or rare items.
Keep your distribution output accurate and easier to interpret.
Clean spacing and punctuation before counting to reduce noisy duplicates.
Word mode and line mode can tell very different stories from the same text.
Paste copied tables into spreadsheets for charts and trend summaries.
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