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Count words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, and estimated reading time.
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Text tools help inspect, count, compare, or search language without sending pasted text to a remote processor. Word Counter measures the text you provide, Text Difference Checker aligns two versions, and the word finders search a pinned English dataset whose release, license, and checksums are documented on the relevant pages.
Choose based on the artifact you need at the end. A count is useful for a submission limit, a diff is useful for reviewing revisions, a descrambler searches possible letter arrangements, and the five-letter finder applies position and exclusion rules. Dataset-based tools describe what their word list includes so a match is never presented as proof that every dictionary or game accepts it.
Count words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, and estimated reading time.
Compare two versions with line and token highlights plus explicit ignore rules.
Use the word finder or descrambler when you need dataset-backed candidates rather than text analysis.
Filter a named American-English five-letter word list by exact positions, required letters, exclusions, duplicate counts, and wrong-position clues.
Open tool →Compare two text versions locally with line and word highlights, side-by-side and unified views, exact change counts, ignore controls, copy, and download.
Open tool →Count words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, reading time, and speaking time as you type. Text analysis happens locally in your browser.
Open tool →Unscramble letters into American-English words with optional wildcards, exact-use matching, length groups, common-word ranking, tile scores, and copyable results.
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