Find Top Words in a List

The Find Top Words in a List tool makes it easy to spot the most frequently used words across any text or list input. Whether you’re analyzing survey responses, product reviews, or raw text, this tool instantly shows you which words pop up the most. It’s perfect for quick content audits, keyword analysis, or just cleaning up word-heavy lists.

Just paste in your text and get a clean, ranked list of top words no downloads, no uploads, and no fluff. Everything happens right in your browser.

How to Use:

• Paste or import your text into the Input Text box
• The tool will instantly analyze and display the top-used words in the Formatted Output
• Use “Top N words” to control how many results to display
• Set “Min word length” to filter out short/common words like “a” or “to”
• Enable “Case sensitive” if “Apple” and “apple” should count separately
• Use the mode switch:
  • Word Count: counts individual words across all lines
  • Unique Line Count: counts full unique lines instead of individual words
• Use Copy to grab the results, or Export to save to file
• Hit Clean anytime to reprocess the current input

All settings are remembered live no page reloads or buttons needed to apply changes.

What Find Top Words in a List can do:

This tool helps you spot trends and patterns in raw data fast. It’s great for analyzing:

• Most common keywords in user feedback
• Repeated values in config files or logs
• Duplicate lines in reports or spreadsheets
• Text-heavy datasets like SEO lists, emails, or notes

Everything happens right in your browser meaning your data stays private. It’s perfect for editors, analysts, coders, and content folks who just want answers fast.

Example:

Input:

Apple banana apple.
Banana, orange! Apple; orange?
The apple is juicy. Is banana a fruit?

Output:

apple: 4
banana: 3
orange: 2
juicy: 1
fruit: 1

Find Top Words in a List Table:

This table shows examples of how different settings affect output. It’s useful for testing combinations before applying them to larger datasets.

Common Use Cases:

Use Find Top Words in a List when you need to quickly identify the most used terms in customer feedback, log files, product descriptions, or SEO content. It’s great for keyword extraction, content cleanup, spotting spammy phrases, or just understanding word patterns in large lists.