Keyword Counter
Count keywords, words, characters and duplicates in a list.
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What the Keyword Counter does
The Keyword Counter reports the real measurements of a pasted list — entry count, unique count, duplicates, total words and characters, averages, and the longest and shortest entries.
How it works
Every figure is computed directly from your input. Nothing is estimated, projected or compared against outside data.
- 1Paste the list you want measured.
- 2Run the counter.
- 3Check the duplicate figure before exporting anywhere.
- 4Note the average word count to judge long-tail balance.
- 5Copy the summary into your working notes.
Worked example
A forty-line list might report thirty-six unique entries, four duplicates and an average of 2.8 words per keyword.
Who uses it
- Auditing a list before handing it to a client
- Checking whether a tag set fits a platform limit
- Measuring long-tail balance in a research sheet
- Confirming a deduplication run worked
Best practices
- Run before and after cleaning to see the effect.
- Watch the average word count — under two means mostly head terms.
- Use the longest entry to sanity-check title length.
- Combine with the Length Analyzer for a full picture.
Honest limitations
These are counts of your own text only. No popularity, competition or usage figures exist here because Tagzy does not invent them.
Frequently asked questions
- Are counts exact?
- Yes, they are computed from the text you paste with no estimation.
- What separates entries?
- New lines, commas and semicolons.
- Does it count hashtags?
- Yes, hashtags count as entries and words like anything else.