If you have a very long text that takes a lot of effort to check manually, a word frequency counter can quickly identify the most frequent words and even show their counts. With ToolFlora, all you need to do is paste or enter your text and click Analyze. The tool will display the total number of words you have and how many unique words you have among your words, and a frequency table listing all the words, their counts of them and the percentages of them, as in how many times they appeared relative to other words or words used together. You can also customize the output by ticking checkboxes of various options like ignoring case, ignoring common stopwords, or setting a minimum word length. All this is a shortcut to highlight the significant words of a particular document or corpus while at the same time ignoring those that do not matter much. For one thing, by doing it manually, you can only get an approximate idea.