Unique Word Extractor
Extract every distinct word from a text as an alphabetized list — perfect for vocabulary lists, keyword analysis, and language study. Filter short words, show occurrence counts, and copy the result as lines or comma-separated.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the unique word extractor do?
- It scans your text, collects every distinct word, alphabetizes the list, and shows it alongside total and unique word counts. You can filter out short words, show how often each word appears, and copy the result as one word per line or comma-separated.
- What does the case-insensitive option do?
- When on (the default), "The" and "the" count as one word and the list is lowercased. Turn it off to treat differently capitalized forms as separate words and preserve their original capitalization.
- What is the minimum length filter for?
- It hides words shorter than the chosen number of letters. Setting it to 4 or 5 filters out common short words like "the", "a", and "of", which makes vocabulary lists much more useful.
- How are words with apostrophes and hyphens handled?
- Contractions like don't and hyphenated words like well-known are kept as single words. Surrounding punctuation — periods, commas, quotes, brackets — is stripped.
- Is my text sent to a server?
- No. The extraction runs entirely in your browser — your text is never uploaded, stored, or shared.