Text Statistics Tools

MiniWebtool’s AI Content Detector highlights sentences that read like AI-generated writing and gives reasons for its flags. Paste up to 2,500 words to receive an estimated AI score and revision suggestions; the assessment is an indication, not proof of authorship.

Estimate how much model context your prompt may use with MiniWebtool’s AI Token Counter. Counts update while you type, alongside a token visualization and word and character totals; estimates cover several popular model families.

MiniWebtool’s Character Counter measures text length and breaks characters into categories, including Chinese, Japanese, and Korean scripts. Paste text to inspect its composition as well as its overall count.

Character count and storage size can differ, especially with Unicode text. MiniWebtool’s Get String Length reports characters, bytes, words, and lines for pasted text, with a breakdown of the characters it contains.

Review a headline before publishing with MiniWebtool’s Headline Analyzer. It scores features such as length, word balance, sentiment, and readability, and offers suggestions for revision. The score is a writing aid rather than a prediction of clicks or search ranking.

Find places where prose may be harder to read. MiniWebtool’s Hemingway-Style Readability Editor highlights long sentences, adverbs, passive constructions, and complex phrases, pairing a readability grade with suggestions you can consider in context.

MiniWebtool’s Line Counter analyzes text beyond a single total. It reports lines, words, characters, sentences, and paragraphs, with numbered previews and blank-line detection that can help inspect prose or code.

Inspect the structure of a passage with MiniWebtool’s Paragraph Counter. It counts paragraphs and compares their word, sentence, character, and line totals, with visual patterns that help reveal uneven paragraph lengths.

MiniWebtool’s Readability Score Calculator estimates reading level from pasted text using measures including Flesch-Kincaid, Gunning Fog, and SMOG. Compare the scores as descriptions of text complexity rather than tests of an individual reader.

Match a text to the time available with MiniWebtool’s Reading Time Calculator. Choose an average, focused, skim, or custom pace and account for visual material to estimate duration and section timing.

Count and examine sentences in MiniWebtool’s Sentence Counter. Its text analysis accounts for common abbreviations while identifying sentence types and complexity, providing a starting point for reviewing a draft.

MiniWebtool’s Sentence Length Variance Analyzer measures how sentence lengths vary across prose. Mean, median, standard deviation, and similar-length streaks help you inspect rhythm alongside the tool’s summary score.

MiniWebtool’s Speaking Time Calculator estimates a speech’s duration from pasted text or a word count. Compare speaking paces, add a pause buffer, and inspect paragraph timing to plan a delivery.

Count syllables in a word or passage with MiniWebtool’s Syllable Counter. Review per-word counts, compare line patterns with haiku, tanka, or limericks, and inspect a Flesch reading-ease estimate.

MiniWebtool’s Word Counter summarizes pasted text with counts for words, characters, sentences, and paragraphs. Reading-time estimates and social-post length references add context when checking a draft’s size.

See repeated vocabulary with MiniWebtool’s Word Frequency Analyzer. Ranked counts, a bar chart, and a word cloud reveal common terms, with optional stop-word filtering, lexical-diversity measures, and CSV export.