One counting engine, tuned for wherever you're writing.
The counting and cleaning tools, all running in your browser.
The full tool — words, characters, sentences, reading time, and AI writing suggestions.
Paste in long text, get the substance back. Free with an account for short summaries as a paragraph; Pro adds longer summaries and bullet points.
Rewrite any passage with the meaning and facts intact. Free with an account in Standard mode; Pro adds every other mode, including Legal, Medical and Energy.
Scans against real indexed web sources for matches.
Flags whether text was likely AI-generated, including edited or lightly rewritten passages — no detector, including ours, should be treated as a definitive verdict.
Grammar, clarity and vocabulary suggestions with plain-English explanations for each. Free with an account; Pro checks longer pieces and shows every suggestion.
Rewrites AI-sounding text so it reads naturally, with the meaning unchanged. Needs Pro.
Free accounts translate into English or Spanish; Pro unlocks 19 more languages.
Describe an image, get it back. Free accounts get one image per request; Pro unlocks up to 4 and more sizes.
Paste a reference list or a legal brief and check each citation is real: missing DOIs, a DOI for a different paper, or a case citation that points to a different case.
Format sources in APA, MLA, or Chicago style — websites, books, and journal articles.
Pro for everyone in your organization: your company's terms applied across every seat, admin controls and one bill. Free 14-day pilot, no card.
Count a post the way X does: a link always counts as 23 characters and emoji count double. Shows the 280-character limit and the longer ones for paid accounts.
See exactly where your caption gets truncated before you post.
Character limits for posts and the "see more" cutoff.
Stay under the cutoff for titles in search results.
Word-count goals and progress tracking for longer drafts.
A short daily writing game: three new words each day, and you write a three-line poem (a haiku) that uses all of them.
Guess the five-letter word of the day in six tries, like Wordle. Keep a streak going.
A note, and a tidied version that reads better but says something different. Tap what changed the meaning. A new puzzle every day.
A full newspaper-style crossword, new every day. Check or reveal as you go, or print it for pen and paper.
A daily game: make as many words as you can from the same seven letters in sixty seconds, then share your score.
For cipher puzzles where each letter stands for another: shows which letters appear most, tries every simple shift, and suggests words that fit.
Type a pattern like S _ _ A _ _ K and see every matching word.
Count the syllables in ten tricky words against the clock. Most people get at least one wrong.
Real rhymes from pronunciation, not spelling — sorted by syllable count.
Clichés, filler and long phrases marked where they sit — with a shorter version for each.
Paste two versions and see exactly what changed — word by word, not line by line.
Sort, deduplicate and tidy a list — entirely in your browser, nothing uploaded.
Stuck on Wordle? Enter your guesses and the colour each letter came back (green, yellow or grey), and see every five-letter word that still fits.
Rearrange a word, name or phrase into new words — every letter used exactly once.
Words starting with, ending with, or containing any letters — all four constraints at once.
Flesch-Kincaid, Gunning Fog and Coleman-Liau at once — with what the scores actually mean.
Paste your writing and see your most-used words drawn bigger, which makes repeated words easy to spot.
UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case and sentence case — instantly, in your browser.
Find every valid word hidden in your letters — checked against a real 172,000-word dictionary.
How word counting actually works, why it matters, and how it connects to sentence structure and grammar.
How the word unscrambler works under the hood, plus common uses for word games, crosswords, and vocabulary building.
Top-ranking pages average around 1,400 words — but more than half the pages cited in AI Overviews are under 1,000. What the data actually says, and how to pick a number for your own piece.
How many pages is 1,000 words? It depends on font, spacing and margins — and the spread is wider than you think. Times gives 250 a page; Courier gives 60.
You are 300 words over and everything feels essential. What to cut first, in order of how much it recovers and how little it costs you.
Highlight text on any website and a mode dial appears beside it: paraphrase and summarize free, plus grammar fixes as you type and word counts from the toolbar. Pro unlocks every mode, including Legal, Medical and Energy. One extension for every plan.