Text Statistics Analyzer
Comprehensive text analysis with word count, character count, reading time, readability scores, and detailed statistics.
Average adult reading speed: 200-250 WPM | Speed reading: 300-400 WPM
Basic Statistics
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Characters
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Characters (No Spaces)
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Words
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Sentences
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Paragraphs
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Lines
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Unique Words
N/A
Longest Word
Averages & Metrics
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Avg Word Length
characters
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Avg Sentence Length
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Lexical Density
content words ratio
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Flesch Score
Very Difficult
Time Estimates
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Reading Time
At 225 WPM
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Speaking Time
At 140 WPM
How to Use the Text Statistics Analyzer
Our comprehensive text statistics tool provides instant, detailed analysis of your text. Simply paste or type your content, and get:
- •Basic Counts: Characters, words, sentences, paragraphs, and lines
- •Detailed Metrics: Average word length, sentence length, and unique words
- •Word Frequency: Top 10 most frequent words with visual charts
- •Time Estimates: Reading and speaking time with adjustable WPM
- •Readability: Flesch Reading Ease score with grade level interpretation
- •Lexical Density: Percentage of meaningful content words
Why Use Text Statistics?
Text statistics help writers, students, and content creators improve their work:
- •Content Writing: Optimize articles for SEO and target word counts
- •Academic Writing: Meet assignment requirements and improve readability
- •Presentations: Estimate speaking time and adjust content length
- •Editing: Identify overused words and improve vocabulary diversity
- •Quality Control: Ensure consistent style and appropriate complexity
Flesch Reading Ease
Get a scientific measure of text readability from 0-100, with interpretation of grade level. Higher scores mean easier reading, with 60-70 ideal for most content.
Lexical Density
Measures the percentage of meaningful content words (excluding common articles, prepositions, and pronouns). Higher density indicates more informative text.
Word Frequency Analysis
Visual breakdown of your top 10 most frequent words with counts and percentages. Helps identify repetitive language and optimize vocabulary variety.
Adjustable Reading Speed
Customize reading time calculations from 100-400 WPM to match your target audience. Average adult: 200-250 WPM, speed readers: 300-400 WPM.
Export to JSON
Download all statistics as structured JSON data for further analysis, reporting, or integration with other tools and workflows.
100% Private
All analysis happens in your browser. Your text never leaves your device, making it perfect for confidential documents and sensitive content.
Understanding Your Metrics
Flesch Reading Ease Score
This score ranges from 0 to 100 and measures how easy your text is to read. It's calculated based on sentence length and syllable count per word. A score of 60-70 is considered standard and appropriate for most web content. Scores above 80 are very easy (conversational), while scores below 30 are very difficult (academic).
Lexical Density
Lexical density measures the percentage of content words (nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs) versus function words (articles, prepositions, pronouns). Higher lexical density typically indicates more formal, information-dense text. Academic writing often has 40-50% lexical density, while conversational text is usually 30-40%.
Average Sentence Length
Shorter sentences (10-15 words) are easier to read and work well for web content. Medium sentences (15-20 words) suit most writing styles. Longer sentences (20+ words) can be harder to follow but may be appropriate for technical or academic content.
Unique Words vs Total Words
The ratio of unique words to total words indicates vocabulary diversity. A higher ratio suggests richer vocabulary and more varied language. Professional writing typically has 40-60% unique words, depending on the length and topic.
Tips for Better Readability
- •Aim for a Flesch score of 60-70 for general audiences
- •Keep average sentence length under 20 words
- •Break long paragraphs into smaller, digestible chunks
- •Use varied vocabulary but avoid unnecessary jargon
- •Check word frequency to avoid repetition
Ideal Metrics by Content Type
- •Blog Posts: 60-70 Flesch, 1,500-2,500 words
- •Social Media: 70-80 Flesch, 40-80 words
- •Academic: 30-50 Flesch, varies by field
- •Business: 50-60 Flesch, clear and professional
- •Technical: 40-60 Flesch, precision over simplicity