Letter Frequency Counter:
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Letter Frequency Counter for Letters
You can use our Letter Frequency Counter to count letters in any text. Simply enter the desired text in the text area field above and the count for each letter will be displayed automatically.
This will only take regular letters into consideration as well as spaces between words. Other special characters like backspaces and new line characters were filtered out on purpose, as these are usually not of interest.
CSV Export for Letter Frequencies is supported.
After entering your text in the text area, simply click on “Export as CSV” and the whole letter count statistics are exported instantly.
The CSV export consists of three values per letter:
- The name of the letter (ex: “L”)
- the letter frequency (ex: 18)
- the letter frequency in percent (2%)
Feel free to use our Letter Frequency Calculator for any type of text you want.
Letter Frequency Counter for Bigrams
Our Letter Frequency calculator can also be used to extract bigrams out of any text instead of simply giving you the statistics of individual letter frequencies.
To get bigram statistics, simply use the dropdown menu and change to “Bigrams.”
Letter Frequency Counter for Trigrams
Our Letter Frequency calculator can also be used to extract trigrams out of any text instead of simply giving you the statistics of individual letter frequencies.
To get bigram statistics, simply use the dropdown menu and change to “Bigrams.”
Frequently asked questions about the Letter Frequency Counter
Can I use this Letter Frequency Counter to find bigrams?
To count bigrams with our Letter Frequency Counter, simply select “Bigrams” from the dropdown menu.
Can I use this Letter Frequency Counter to find trigrams?
To count bigrams with our Letter Frequency Counter, simply select “Trigrams” from the dropdown menu.
Is there a word limit for the Letter Frequency Counter?
You can currently input a maximum of about 1000 words into the Letter Frequency Counter. If you input more, the input will be truncated and reduced to 1000 words. However, you can repeat this process as many times as you like, so even larger text can be analyzed with it.
How can I save the statistics?
After inputting your text, simply click on “Export as .csv” to export the statistics. You can then easily open up the statistics in any text editor, Google Sheets, or Microsoft Excel.