Keyword Extractor
Pull the most frequent meaningful words out of any text.
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Results appear here. Everything is processed in your browser — nothing you type is sent anywhere.
What the Keyword Extractor does
The Keyword Extractor reads any block of text you paste and returns the words that appear most often, after filtering out stop words and anything shorter than your threshold.
How it works
The text is tokenised in the browser, filtered, counted and sorted by frequency. Counts are real occurrence counts from your text — never estimates.
- 1Paste an article, description or transcript.
- 2Set a minimum word length to skip filler.
- 3Keep stop-word removal on for cleaner results.
- 4Generate and read the ranked list.
- 5Export the counts group when you need evidence.
Worked example
Pasting a 600-word article about composting surfaces 'compost', 'garden', 'kitchen' and 'waste' with their real counts.
Who uses it
- Auditing what an existing article actually emphasises
- Extracting tags from a video transcript
- Checking a competitor page's vocabulary you pasted yourself
- Building tags from your own product descriptions
Best practices
- Paste at least 200 words for meaningful frequencies.
- Raise the minimum length to skip short filler words.
- Compare counts against your intended focus term.
- Follow with the Phrase tools for multi-word terms.
Honest limitations
Single words only, and frequency is not importance — a word can be common without being the topic. Nothing is fetched from the web; you must paste the text yourself.
Frequently asked questions
- Does it fetch pages by URL?
- No. Tagzy analyses only the text you paste, which keeps your content on your device.
- Why are common words missing?
- Stop-word removal is on by default. Turn it off to see them.
- Can I get phrases instead?
- Yes — use Keywords From Paragraph or the Content Tag Extractor.