Click Start Analysis to see keyword results.
How to analyze text statistics
- Paste or type your text — the counters update live as you write.
- Read the totals: characters, words, sentences and estimated reading time.
- Open the word frequency table to see which terms you use most.
- Check keyword density when writing for search engines to avoid over-repeating a term.
- Works for both English and Chinese — Chinese text is counted by characters.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which metrics are counted?
Total characters, Chinese characters, English words, lines, paragraphs, and reading time, plus a high-frequency word ranking.
Does word frequency support Chinese?
Yes. Chinese counts frequency per character, English per word, with common stop words filterable.
How is reading time calculated?
Estimated at roughly 350 Chinese characters per minute.
Is the text sent to a server?
No. Analysis happens entirely in your browser.
Does it work for Chinese text?
Yes. Chinese text is counted by characters, and the word frequency table handles segmented terms, so the same page covers both Chinese and English writing.
What is keyword density used for?
Writers use it to check whether a target phrase appears naturally. Very high density reads as stuffing; a low single-digit percentage is typical for focused articles.
How is reading time estimated?
From an average reading speed applied to the word and character counts, so a 500-word passage shows roughly two to three minutes.