Word Counter
Advanced Linguistic Metrics
Time Estimates
Understand your writing at a glance
Checking readability usually means running your text through several separate tools for word count, grade level, and keyword density. LexiMetrics Pro combines all of that into one live dashboard as you type.
Beyond basic stats, it calculates industry-standard readability formulas, flags writing quality issues like passive voice and overly long sentences, and surfaces your most frequent keywords for SEO review.
Live editor stats
Word count, character count, sentence and paragraph totals, and reading time update instantly as you type or paste your text.
Readability formulas
Get Flesch Reading Ease, Flesch-Kincaid Grade, Gunning Fog, SMOG, and Coleman-Liau scores, all calculated automatically from your content.
Writing quality checks
Flags passive voice, sentences that are too long or too short, adverb overuse, and stray double spaces so you can tighten your draft.
Keyword and SEO insights
See your top keywords by density, a content optimization score, and quick checks on word count and paragraph structure.
Frequently asked questions
Is my text uploaded anywhere when I use this tool?
No. Your text is analyzed entirely inside your browser, so nothing you type or paste is sent to or stored on any server.
What does the Flesch Reading Ease score mean?
It rates text from 0 to 100 based on sentence and word length. Higher scores mean easier reading, with 60 to 70 considered standard for general audiences.
What is lexical density and why does it matter?
Lexical density is the percentage of unique words compared to total word count. A higher percentage generally means more varied vocabulary and less repetition.
How does the tool detect passive voice?
It scans for common passive voice patterns, such as a form of “to be” followed by a past participle, and flags how many instances appear.
What word count do I need for good SEO content?
Most SEO guidance suggests at least 300 words, though longer, well-structured content with good keyword density and paragraph breaks generally performs better.
Can I use this tool for speeches or presentations?
Yes. The tool estimates delivery time for speaking, presenting, and podcasting at different words-per-minute rates.