Sometimes you only care about the words themselves, not sentences or readability, and a full analyzer buries the word figures among everything else.
Word Statistics Tool keeps the focus on words, so a single paste shows the total, the unique count, the average word length and the most-used terms in one tidy view.
How to use Word Statistics Tool
- Paste your text into the editor to populate the word figures.
- Read total, unique and repeated words with average word length and vocabulary ratio.
- Scan the top terms to see what the text leans on.
Use cases
- Profiling the vocabulary of a piece of writing.
- Checking word variety before publishing.
- Summarising the key terms in a document.
Good to know
The figures center on words: total words, unique words after lowercasing, average letters per word and the most-used terms. It deliberately leaves out sentence and readability detail, which the text analyzer covers, so the view stays focused on vocabulary.
Frequently asked questions
What word figures does it show?
Total words, unique words, average word length and the most-used terms, all focused on vocabulary rather than structure.
How is a unique word counted?
As a distinct word after lowercasing, so The and the count once, with trailing punctuation trimmed.
How is this different from the text analyzer?
This stays focused on word figures; the text analyzer adds sentences, paragraphs and readability for a fuller picture.