Advanced Text Analyzer

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Advanced Text Analyzer

Analyze words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, reading time, speaking time, sentence length, vocabulary and keyword patterns in one place.

Browser-based text analysis. Your text is analyzed on this page and is not sent to an external analysis service by this tool.
Enter or Paste Your TextRecommended: up to 50,000 words
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Text Analysis Results

Analysis complete.

Word Count
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Character Count
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Unique Words
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Sentence Count
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Paragraph Count
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Line Count
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Reading Time
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Speaking Time
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Writing Metrics
Characters Without Spaces0
Average Sentence Length0 words
Average Word Length0 characters
Vocabulary Richness0%
Longest Word—
Longest Sentence—
Structure & Punctuation
Question Marks0
Exclamation Marks0
Colon / Semicolon0
Quoted Segments0
Numbered Items0
Heading-like Lines0
Top Keywords / Terms
Writing Insights
Keyword Density
KeywordOccurrencesDensity

What Is an Advanced Text Analyzer?

An Advanced Text Analyzer is a writing utility that measures different properties of a document in one place. It can help writers, students, bloggers, marketers and content creators review the structure and composition of their text.

What Can You Analyze?

This tool reports word and character counts, sentence and paragraph counts, estimated reading and speaking time, vocabulary richness, average sentence length, common terms and basic punctuation statistics.

How Is Reading Time Estimated?

Reading time is estimated at 200 words per minute. Speaking time is estimated at 130 words per minute. These are general estimates and can vary by person, language and content.

Does This Tool Check Grammar or Plagiarism?

No. It analyzes text statistics and patterns. It does not independently verify grammar, plagiarism, factual accuracy or external sources.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my text uploaded to a server?
The analysis on this page runs in your browser. The tool does not send the entered text to an external text-analysis service.
What is vocabulary richness?
It is the percentage of unique normalized words relative to total word count. Repeated words reduce the ratio.
What reading and speaking speeds are used?
The estimates use 200 words per minute for reading and 130 words per minute for speaking.
Can I download the analysis?
Yes. You can copy the report or download a plain-text report directly from the browser.

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