Count total words, unique words, and average word length.
Calculate Flesch Reading Ease and Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level.
Count sentences and calculate average sentence length in words.
Count total characters with and without spaces, bytes, and glyphs.
Calculate estimated reading and speaking time based on WPM.
Analyze word frequencies and rank top recurring terms (with stopword filtering).
Rather than running separate tools to check word count, character count, sentence structure, and readability, this text statistics summary gives you every key metric in one comprehensive report the moment you paste your text. It's built for writers doing a final quality check before publishing, students verifying assignment requirements, and editors reviewing content at a glance, combining word and character counts, sentence and paragraph breakdowns, readability scores, and estimated reading speed. Instead of juggling multiple tabs, you get the full picture in a single view. Everything is calculated directly in your browser, so your draft is never uploaded or logged anywhere. Paste your text below to see the complete statistics summary instantly.
It covers word count, character count, sentence and paragraph counts, average word/sentence length, readability score, and estimated reading time in a single report.
This tool combines all the common text metrics into one report, saving you from running multiple separate tools to get the full picture.
Yes, it's a convenient final check for writers and editors to confirm word count, readability, and structure all meet target requirements before publishing.
Yes, the readability portion follows standard Flesch Reading Ease and Grade Level formulas commonly used to assess text difficulty.
No, since all calculations run locally in your browser without a server-imposed size limit.
No, all analysis happens client-side in JavaScript, and your text is never uploaded or stored.
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