Duplicate Word Finder

The tool detects consecutive duplicate words (like "the the car"), duplicate words within the same sentence, and optionally duplicate words within paragraphs. You can customize the detection scope based on your needs.

Yes, you can choose between case-sensitive and case-insensitive detection. Case-insensitive mode treats "The" and "the" as duplicates, while case-sensitive mode treats them as different words.

Duplicate words are highlighted with colored backgrounds to make them easily visible. The first occurrence may be marked differently from subsequent duplicates, helping you identify which instances to remove or revise.

The tool offers different detection scopes: within sentences only, within paragraphs, or across the entire document. Choose the scope that best fits your editing needs and writing style.

The tool intelligently handles punctuation by stripping it when comparing words. For example, "word," and "word" are considered the same word, ensuring accurate detection regardless of punctuation placement.

Yes, the tool shows comprehensive statistics including total duplicate words found, number of unique duplicated words, duplicate percentage, and a breakdown by detection type (consecutive, sentence-level, paragraph-level).

You can copy the processed text with highlights indicated through markup, or copy the list of duplicate words and their locations. The results can be pasted into word processors or text editors for further editing.

By identifying unintentional word repetition, the tool helps you create more varied and engaging prose. It catches common typing errors like double words and helps maintain consistent vocabulary throughout your text.

The tool highlights all detected duplicates, but you decide which ones are intentional (for emphasis or style) and which are unintentional (typing errors or oversight). The highlighting helps you review each case individually.

The tool can handle large documents efficiently. However, for very large texts (over 100,000 words), processing time may increase. The tool works best with typical document sizes from a few paragraphs to several pages.

Currently, the tool focuses on exact word matches (with optional case sensitivity). It does not detect near-duplicates or synonyms, keeping the analysis precise and avoiding false positives from legitimate word variations.

The tool is versatile for various content types: academic papers (check for repetitive terminology), creative writing (avoid unintentional repetition), business documents (ensure professional clarity), and web content (improve SEO by varying keyword usage).