Get a full breakdown of your text in seconds: word count, character count, sentence structure, top words, and reading time.
How to use this Text Statistics Analyzer effectively?
Paste your text into the input area and the statistics update instantly. Use the basic stats panel to check total characters, words, sentences, paragraphs, and lines. The detailed stats reveal Chinese character count, English word count, numbers, punctuation, and average word length, which helps evaluate readability. Review the reading and speaking time estimates to gauge how long your content takes to consume. If you need a quick audit, load a sample text to see the metrics in action, then replace it with your own content. For iterative editing, keep the analyzer open and watch how changes affect the metrics.
Why use an online text analyzer?
Text statistics help you optimize content for clarity, length, and audience expectations. An online analyzer gives immediate feedback without exporting to external tools. It is especially useful for SEO and content marketing, where word count, readability, and keyword frequency matter. Because the analysis runs locally in your browser, drafts, scripts, and private documents stay on your device. The tool also supports mixed Chinese and English text, making it suitable for bilingual websites, academic writing, and localization workflows.
Features breakdown
- Character and word counts with and without spaces.
- Sentence, paragraph, and line metrics for structure checks.
- Chinese and English statistics for bilingual content.
- Top word frequency to spot repetition and keyword focus.
- Reading and speaking time estimates for planning.
- Instant, local analysis with no uploads.
Interpreting the results for better content
Use character and word counts to meet platform limits or client requirements. If average sentence length is too high, break long sentences for better readability. High repetition in word frequency may indicate keyword stuffing or unclear phrasing. Reading time estimates help align content with user intent: short FAQs should be under a minute, while guides can be longer. For bilingual content, check the balance between Chinese and English to ensure consistent tone. These insights make editing more objective and help you ship higher-quality text.
FAQ
Q: How are words counted for Chinese text?
A: The analyzer counts individual Chinese characters as words for time estimates and totals. This provides a practical approximation for mixed-language content.
Q: Are the reading time estimates accurate?
A: They are estimates based on typical reading speeds. Actual time varies by audience and content complexity, but the numbers are useful for planning.
Q: Is my text stored anywhere?
A: No. All analysis happens locally in your browser, so your text is not uploaded or saved.