Detect overall positive, negative, or neutral sentiment in text.
Comprehensive overview of words, characters, sentences, readability, and reading speed.
Analyze word frequencies and rank top recurring terms (with stopword filtering).
Detect zero-width spaces, non-breaking spaces, and hidden Unicode characters.
Coming across a block of text in an unfamiliar script or language and needing to know what it is before you can even search for a translator is a common small frustration, and this text language detector solves it instantly. Using character patterns and n-gram analysis, it identifies the most likely language of any pasted text, which is helpful for translators triaging incoming documents, researchers sorting multilingual datasets, and anyone who just wants to know what language a snippet of text is written in. Paste the text and get a language guess in a moment, with no need to manually compare alphabets or guess based on a few familiar words. The detection runs entirely in your browser, keeping the text you paste completely private. Paste your text below to identify its language now.
It analyzes character sequences and common n-gram patterns (short letter combinations) that are statistically distinctive to each language, then matches those patterns to the most likely language.
Longer passages generally give more reliable results, since very short snippets (a few words) may not contain enough distinctive patterns to confidently identify the language.
Yes, it can identify languages using different scripts, since detection is based on character and pattern analysis rather than assuming a Latin-based alphabet.
No, this tool only identifies which language the text is likely written in — it doesn't translate the content into another language.
Short snippets often lack enough distinctive character patterns, and closely related languages can share overlapping n-gram patterns, which can lead to ambiguous or incorrect guesses.
No, detection runs entirely client-side in your browser and your text is never sent to a server.