Text Statistics
Detailed text analysis: word count, reading time, sentence length, uniqueness
Input Text
66
Words
450
Chars
4
Sentences
Time Estimates
About the Text Statistics
This text statistics tool reports characters, words, sentences and paragraphs alongside reading time, speaking time, unique word count and average sentence length — a fuller picture than a word count alone, useful when editing for clarity.
Text statistics go beyond how long a piece is to how it is built. Average sentence length, unique word count and paragraph distribution say more about whether something is readable than a total word count does.
Average sentence length is the most actionable figure. Much above 25 words and prose starts to feel heavy regardless of vocabulary; a mix of short and long sentences reads better than a uniform stream. Unique word count against total words shows vocabulary variety — a low ratio usually means a phrase is being repeated more than you noticed.
Reading and speaking time estimates use the standard bases of roughly 200 to 250 words per minute for reading and 130 to 150 for speech, which makes the speaking figure genuinely useful for timing a presentation.
How to use the Text Statistics
- Paste your text. Enter the document or passage to analyse.
- Read the counts. See characters, words, sentences and paragraphs.
- Check the derived figures. Look at average sentence length and unique word count.
- Use the time estimates. Check reading and speaking time against your target.
Text Statistics features
- Word counting
- Character analysis
- Reading time
- Sentence structure
- Text complexity
- Export statistics
Frequently asked questions
What statistics are analyzed?
Counts words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, and calculates reading time and complexity.
How is reading time calculated?
Based on average reading speed of 200-250 words per minute for adults.
Can I analyze large documents?
Yes! Supports large text files with comprehensive statistical analysis.