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Paste any text and instantly count every sentence. See average length, sentence structure breakdown, readability grade, and writing goal progress in one dashboard.
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Sentence count, length, and readability
Count sentences in text with live sentence boundaries, readability scoring, and sentence length diagnostics.
Inspect every sentence, readability score, length pattern, and repeated word.
| # | Sentence | Words | Characters | Type | Grade Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dr. Rivera reviewed the essay draft. | 6 | 36 | Statement | 6.4 |
| 2 | The introduction has one very long sentence that tries to explain the entire argument before readers understand the topic. | 19 | 122 | Statement | 12.3 |
| 3 | Does the second paragraph feel clearer? | 6 | 39 | Question | 6.4 |
| 4 | Yes! | 1 | 4 | Exclamation | 0 |
| 5 | Short sentences add energy. | 4 | 27 | Statement | 6.6 |
| 6 | Medium sentences carry the main ideas with better rhythm. | 9 | 57 | Statement | 6.3 |
Sentence structure matters as much as word count when you want clear, readable writing.
Sentence count updates as you type with instant boundary detection.
See every sentence with its word count, type, and readability grade in a sortable table.
Visualize your sentence variety with a length distribution chart and writing tips.
Set a sentence target and track progress for essays, paragraphs, and articles.
Upload .txt, .md, .docx, .pdf, .html, .csv, and .rtf files directly in the browser.
Text stays on-device during counting and analysis. Nothing is sent to a server.
Students, writers, teachers, and editors use sentence-level analysis to improve structure and flow.
Count sentences to meet essay structure requirements, check paragraph balance, and ensure writing variety before submission.
My teacher said I use too many long sentences. This showed me exactly where they were.
Check sentence variety, spot walls of long sentences, and improve readability scores before publishing.
The length distribution chart showed my intro had five 30-word sentences in a row. Fixed it instantly.
Analyze sentence structure, count question and exclamation types, and build awareness of sentence variety in English writing.
I use this with my students to show them their sentence patterns visually.
Quickly audit sentence count per paragraph, flag unusually long sentences, and verify structural balance across sections.
The sortable sentence table lets me jump straight to the longest sentences that need breaking up.
A sentence counter is a writing analysis tool that helps you count sentences in text and understand sentence structure. Unlike a simple word total, a sentence count tool shows how many sentences you wrote, how long they are, and whether your draft depends too heavily on long or short sentences.
Writers use a sentence counter for essays, blog sections, reports, and classroom assignments because sentence rhythm affects readability. If you need to know how many sentences are in a paragraph or draft, this sentence counter gives the answer instantly and pairs it with average sentence length.
The sentence counter protects common abbreviations such as Dr., Mr., e.g., and etc. before looking for boundaries after periods, question marks, and exclamation marks. This makes it practical to count sentences in text from essays, articles, and notes without splitting common abbreviations into fake sentences.
Average sentence length is total words divided by total sentences. Many readability guides treat 15 to 20 words as a useful average sentence length for general writing, though short instructions and academic prose may differ. This sentence count tool shows average sentence length beside the longest and shortest sentence so the pattern is visible.
Short sentences add punch and clarity. Too many can feel choppy, but they help readers pause and retain important points.
Medium sentences usually carry the main flow of readable prose. A balanced sentence counter for essays should show a healthy middle range.
Long sentences can express complex ideas, but a cluster of them may lower readability. The distribution chart flags when they become too common.
A word counter focuses on total words, keyword density, and draft length. A sentence counter focuses on sentence structure, sentence types, average sentence length, and sentence variety. Use both when you need to count sentences in text and also confirm overall word targets.
import re sentences = re.split(r'(?<=[.!?])\s+', text.strip()) print(len([s for s in sentences if s]))
const sentences = text.trim().split(/(?<=[.!?])\s+/).filter(Boolean); console.log(sentences.length);
Google Docs shows word count, but not a full sentence breakdown. Paste your draft here when you need a sentence counter with sentence types and distribution.
Microsoft Word readability statistics can estimate sentence averages, but this sentence counter gives a sortable sentence table and visible length distribution.
Common questions about sentence detection, sentence goals, readability, and privacy.
It protects common abbreviations such as Mr., Dr., e.g., and etc., then looks for sentence-ending punctuation like ., !, and ? followed by a new sentence boundary.
Yes. The dashboard shows Questions and Exclamations, and the Sentence Breakdown table labels each sentence as Statement, Question, or Exclamation.
Average sentence length is total words divided by total sentences. A common readability target is around 15 to 20 words per sentence.
Academic paragraphs often use 3 to 5 sentences, while blog paragraphs often use 2 to 4. Use Sentence Goals to track the structure you need.
Short sentences add punch, medium sentences carry most ideas, and long sentences should be used carefully. The Length Distribution tab shows the balance.
The Word Counter focuses on word totals and keyword analysis. This sentence counter focuses on sentence count, sentence types, sentence length, and structure.
You can upload .txt, .md, .docx, .pdf, .html, .csv, and .rtf files directly in the browser.
No. Sentence counting and analysis happen locally in your browser. Your text is not sent to a server.
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