Text Statistics
Counts, averages, the full readability suite (Flesch, FK, Fog, SMOG, Coleman–Liau, ARI) with a consensus grade, top words, and an exportable report — live.
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Text Statistics gives you a full readability and composition report the moment you paste text. Counts cover characters, words, sentences, and paragraphs, plus unique words, lexical density, and estimated reading and speaking time. The headline is a complete readability suite: Flesch Reading Ease with a plain-language level, then five grade-level indices — Flesch–Kincaid Grade, Gunning Fog, SMOG, Coleman–Liau, and Automated Readability — averaged into a single consensus grade so you do not have to reconcile them by hand. Advanced metrics break down average word and sentence length, average syllables per word, complex (3+ syllable) and monosyllabic word counts, and the longest word and sentence. A top-words chart ranks the most frequent meaningful words, a character-category panel splits letters, digits, spaces, punctuation, and other, and the whole thing exports as a plain-text report. It updates live in the browser with nothing uploaded.
How to Use
- 1Paste or type your text into the input area, or click "Load example" to see a sample analyzed.
- 2Watch the basic count cards (characters, words, sentences, paragraphs) populate as you type.
- 3Read the Flesch Reading Ease score and consensus grade, then expand the per-index readability rows.
- 4Scan the advanced statistics, top-words chart, and character-category breakdown below.
- 5Click "Copy report" or "Download .txt" to export the full statistics as a shareable text file.
Key Benefits
- Five grade-level readability indices plus Flesch Reading Ease, combined into one consensus grade
- Live counts for characters, words, sentences, paragraphs, and unique words
- Lexical density plus estimated reading and speaking time
- Average word length, sentence length, and syllables per word, with complex- and monosyllable-word counts
- Top-words ranking that excludes common stop words, shown as a proportional chart
- Character-category breakdown of letters, digits, spaces, punctuation, and other
- Exportable plain-text report via copy or .txt download, all computed in-browser
Common Use Cases
- Checking that marketing copy or documentation hits a target reading grade level
- Tightening academic or technical writing flagged as too complex by the consensus grade
- Estimating how long a script will take to read aloud or present
- Comparing the readability of two drafts before publishing
- Surfacing the most-used meaningful words to catch repetition or keyword density
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It reports Flesch Reading Ease (with a level label like Standard or Difficult) and five grade-level indices: Flesch–Kincaid Grade, Gunning Fog, SMOG, Coleman–Liau, and Automated Readability. The five grades are averaged into a single rounded consensus grade for a quick at-a-glance reading level.
Each of the five grade indices is clamped to a minimum of zero, then the five values are averaged and rounded to the nearest whole number. Because the formulas weigh sentence length, syllables, and letter counts differently, the consensus smooths out any single index that runs high or low.