What does Text Statistics do?
Analyze paragraphs, unique words and lexical density. The workspace keeps the input and result together, making it easy to check the change before you use it elsewhere.
For example, you can analyze paragraphs, unique words and lexical density when checking a draft before publication.
What you can control
Text Statistics stays deliberately simple: add the content, run the tool, and review the result.
How to use Text Statistics
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Paste or type the content you want to work with.
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Review the content and correct anything you do not want carried into the result.
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Run Text Statistics, review the output, then copy or download it where available.
Tips for a better result
- Copy the original content somewhere safe before Text Statistics changes its formatting or order.
- Read the complete result rather than relying on the first line or preview alone.
- Read the changed text once in context, especially if punctuation or line order matters.
Frequently asked questions
Is my input private when I use Text Statistics?+
The text entered in Text Statistics is processed in this browser. It is not saved to a 247888 account or sent to our server for the conversion.
What should I check after using Text Statistics?+
Read the changed text once in context, especially if punctuation or line order matters.