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Sentence Counter + Readability

Count sentences, words, and estimated readability in real time.

Sentences
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Words
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Avg words / sentence
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Flesch reading ease
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Sentence rhythm meets readability signals

Editors often catch word count but miss sentence bloat—three 45-word sentences in a row will lose mobile readers even if the total length is fine. Combining sentence counts with readability estimates surfaces structural issues early.

Who benefits

Blog editors standardizing contributor drafts, teachers reviewing student essays, and UX writers checking microcopy batches all get quick structural feedback. SEO teams pair this with keyword density checks for on-page balance.

Interpret scores carefully

Readability formulas assume English prose and struggle with acronyms, brand names, and quoted legal text. A high grade level is acceptable in professional finance content if definitions are clear.

FAQ

Why count sentences separately from words?
Sentence count reveals pacing. Twenty sentences in 800 words reads differently than eight long compound sentences covering the same ground.
Which readability metrics appear?
Expect Flesch-style or similar grade-level estimates derived from sentence length and syllable heuristics. They are guides, not audience research.
Do short sentences always mean better writing?
No. Choppy prose can feel patronizing. Use metrics to flag extremes, then edit for clarity and voice.