Four essential totals
Keep sentences and paragraphs prominent while retaining useful word and character context in the same workspace.
Count the building blocks of any draft, then inspect averages and compare every paragraph’s length and sentence count in one clear structure map.
The top-level totals answer how much text you have; the paragraph map helps show where that text is concentrated.
Paste an essay, article, report, email, script, or any other draft into the private editor.
See live sentence, paragraph, word, character, and selected-passage counts as the text changes.
Compare each paragraph’s relative length, sentence count, excerpt, and the document’s longest and shortest sections.
Keep sentences and paragraphs prominent while retaining useful word and character context in the same workspace.
Scan the relative length and sentence count of every paragraph instead of relying on one document-wide average.
Highlight one section to measure its sentences, paragraphs, and words separately without deleting the rest of the draft.
Each non-empty block separated by one or more line breaks counts as a paragraph. Blank lines themselves are ignored.
Toolkit uses the browser’s language-aware sentence segmentation when available, with punctuation-based detection as a fallback.
Yes. Select any passage in the editor to see separate sentence, paragraph, and word totals beneath the workspace.
Every paragraph receives a word count, sentence count, short excerpt, and a length bar relative to the longest paragraph in the document.
No. Analysis happens entirely inside your browser, and the optional saved draft remains in local browser storage.
Explore the growing collection for calculations, documents, writing, and everyday work.