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Chercheur de Mots Répétés
Trouve le même mot deux fois de suite — y compris à la fin de ligne — et identifie les paires ordinaires comme « avait avait ». Affiche séparément les mots les plus utilisés. Fonctionne en ligne.
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Doubled words
The same word twice in a row. Usually a typo, but not always — each one is labelled.
Most used words
Marked up
Doubled words in amber, your most-used word in blue.
Analysed in this page — nothing is uploaded, and no draft is stored. A doubled word is worth fixing; an overused word is a judgement call, and repetition is sometimes the point. This tool counts, it does not rewrite.
How Chercheur de Mots Répétés works
- Open Chercheur de Mots Répétés and review the example state before entering your own values.
- Enter or select the information needed for Chercheur de Mots Répétés.
- Review the result and adjust the inputs if you want to compare another case.
Finds the same word twice in a row — including across a line break, where proofreading misses it — and labels pairs like "had had" that are ordinary English rather than errors. Separately shows which words you lean on most. Runs in your browser. The interactive workspace runs in your browser, so you can review the result without creating an account.
FAQ
What is Chercheur de Mots Répétés used for?
Finds the same word twice in a row — including across a line break, where proofreading misses it — and labels pairs like "had had" that are ordinary English rather than errors. Separately shows which words you lean on most. Runs in your browser.
Do I need an account?
No. The tool is available directly in the browser without an account or sign-up.
What should I do if the result looks unexpected?
Check the entered values and compare them with the guidance shown in Chercheur de Mots Répétés. Use the result as a planning aid and verify important decisions independently.