Text Analyzer

Overview

Paste text into the analyzer to see real-time statistics as you type. It breaks down characters, words, sentences, paragraphs, lines, reading time, and word frequency.

Statistics

Characters

Analyze the characters as a whole, or break it down by type: numeric, special, spaces, punctuations, uppercase, and lowercase. A special character is any remaining character that doesn't belong to the other categories.

Emojis are composed of multiple Unicode characters, so a single emoji may register as more than one character.

Words

Shows total and unique words, average word length, and the longest word. The character length is shown in parentheses for the longest word.

A word is a sequence of letters, digits, apostrophes ('), periods (.), and hyphens (-). Outer apostrophes, periods, and hyphens are trimmed from display.

Unique words are case-insensitive. Average word length is measured in characters per word. Ties for the longest word are broken by first occurrence.

Sentences

Shows the total sentences and the shortest, average, and longest sentence lengths. Sentence length is measured in words, so the longest sentence has the most words and the shortest has the fewest.

A sentence ends when it hits a terminator character, but only if the terminator is followed by a space or the end of the text. So "Riham. Blogs." registers as two sentences, while "Riham.Blogs" registers as one.

Paragraphs

A paragraph is a section of non-empty text. Two paragraphs are separated by a blank line. A single line break doesn't start a new paragraph.

Lines

A line is a row of non-empty text between newlines.

Reading Time

Reading Time = (Words / WPM) × 60, shown as 00h 00m 00s, with zero-value units omitted (except for seconds). Uses the total words from the Words statistic.

Word Frequency Table

Sorted by frequency, descending. Ties broken alphabetically. Words are treated case-insensitively but display in first-seen casing.

Percentages are rounded to one decimal place. For example, a word that appeared once out of three times shows 1 (33.3%).

Pure numbers (e.g. "2025") and standalone punctuation are excluded, unlike the Words statistic. This table shows only words that contain at least one letter.

Settings

Target Length

Set a character limit if your text needs to fit a fixed number of characters. Pick a preset from the dropdown, or choose Custom to set your own limit between 25 and 8,000 characters. The default is 3000.

Meta refers to HTML meta tags for SEO. The presets are industry-standard estimates, as search engines truncate by pixel width, so the true limit can vary by roughly ±10 characters from the number shown.

Instagram may truncate captions at around 100 to 125 characters (per third-party sources). The platform allows up to 2,200 characters, as stated by Meta. "Reddit Title (300)" comes from a third-party documentation.

Sentence Ends With

Choose which characters end a sentence when followed by a space or end of text. Separate multiple terminators with a space. The default terminators are period (.), question mark (?), and exclamation mark (!).

Reading Speed

Reading Speed (WPM) sets how fast the analyzer assumes you read. The default is 250 WPM. WPM stands for Words Per Minute.

Export Word Frequency

Click Export Word Frequency to download a high-quality Word Cloud image, generated from the most frequent words in your text.

The image is 1920×1080 (16:9) with a white background. The font is bold monospace, and each word is colored automatically with guaranteed contrast against the white background.

Export requires at least 25 words. Up to the 100 most frequent words are considered (or fewer if the text is shorter).

Font size scales linearly with frequency, so the most common words dominate visually. Layout uses spiral placement from the canvas center, with about 25% of words rotated 90°. Placement is randomized, so each export produces a different image.

Privacy

Everything is processed locally in your web browser. Your text is not uploaded, transmitted, or stored on any server. Closing the tab clears it (see Riham Blogs' Privacy Policy for details).

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