Count characters, words, sentences, paragraphs, and more in your text. Get detailed text statistics and readability metrics.
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Get instant character, word, sentence, and paragraph counts as you type or paste text.
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Estimate reading and speaking time based on average reading speeds.
Identify the most frequently used words and their density in your text.
Get Flesch-Kincaid readability scores to gauge the complexity of your text.
Load text from files to analyze documents, articles, essays, and more.
Type or paste your text in the input box. You can also load text from a file or use a sample text.
Immediately see character, word, sentence, paragraph, and line counts in the Basic Statistics section.
Set your preferences for minimum word length and common word exclusion, then click "Analyze Keywords" to see the most frequent words in your text.
Words are counted by splitting the text on whitespace and punctuation. Hyphenated words (like "well-known") are counted as a single word. Numbers and symbols alone are not counted as words.
Sentences are detected by looking for ending punctuation (., !, ?) followed by a space or newline. The tool accounts for common abbreviations, initials, and decimal numbers to avoid false sentence breaks.
Reading time is calculated based on an average reading speed of 225-250 words per minute for adults reading prose text. Speaking time is calculated at approximately 150 words per minute, which is a common conversational pace.
The readability score is based on the Flesch-Kincaid readability tests, which estimate how difficult a text is to understand. The score ranges from 0-100, with higher scores indicating easier readability. The reading level provides a grade-level equivalent of the text's complexity.
