Duplicate Word Finder
Spot and highlight duplicate words in your text instantly, with adjustable rules and a live list of repeats with counts.
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How the Duplicate Word Finder works
Paste your text, set the rules, and Duplicate Word Finder highlights repeated words instantly—while also listing them with counts on the right.
As you type, Duplicate Word Finder reads your text and extracts word tokens (letters/numbers). Punctuation and spacing are kept as-is for display.
If Case sensitive is off, Duplicate Word Finder compares words in lowercase so “Very” and “very” count as the same word. When enabled, they are treated as different.
Min Length ignores short words, and Min Repeats sets how many times a word must appear before it is considered a duplicate.
Duplicate Word Finder builds a frequency map (word → count). Words that meet your thresholds are marked as duplicates.
A highlight layer sits behind the textarea. Duplicate words are wrapped in colored “pills” so you can spot repeats without changing your original text.
On the right, duplicate words are listed with their total counts, sorted from most frequent to least. Colors match the highlights for quick scanning.
Every edit is saved so you can undo or redo changes while keeping the highlights and counts updated.
The words and characters counters update in real time to help you track text length as you edit.
Everything runs in your browser while you type—your text is processed instantly on-page for highlighting and counting.