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Word & Lexical Diversity Counter

Count words, unique vocabulary terms, lexical diversity, and keyword frequency

Text Input & Analysis

Type or paste document content
Most Frequent Terms
and ×3the ×2language ×2linguistics ×1scientific ×1study ×1
Primary Count
Total Words
40
Total Characters
314
Reading Time:
12 sec
Speaking Time:
18 sec
Total Syllables
97
2.42 per word
Sentences
3
13.3 words/sent
Characters (No Spaces)
275
6.9 chars/word
Unique Vocabulary
35
87.5% diversity
Flesch ReadabilityGrade 18.2
0
/ 100 Ease Score

Assessment: Very Difficult (Academic / Graduate level)

About Word & Lexical Diversity Counter

Accurately count words, identify unique vocabulary tokens, calculate lexical density ratios, and analyze keyword frequencies across documents, essays, and articles in real time.

Key Capabilities & Features

  • Real-time word and token counter supporting Unicode multilingual text
  • Calculates unique vocabulary count and lexical diversity percentage
  • Provides top-frequency keywords cloud with exact occurrence counts
  • Instant average word length calculation in characters
  • Zero character or word count limits

How to Use Word & Lexical Diversity Counter

1

Paste or Type Text

Enter your article, manuscript, or essay into the text area.

2

Instant Metric Analysis

Review total word count, unique terms, and lexical diversity.

3

Examine Keyword Frequency

Inspect the most frequently repeated words to avoid repetition.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is lexical diversity?

Lexical diversity is the ratio of unique words to total words (Type-Token Ratio / TTR). A higher lexical diversity score indicates a rich, varied vocabulary, while a low score indicates repetitive wording.

Does this word counter support languages other than English?

Yes. It uses modern Unicode character classification patterns (p{L}) to correctly detect words across Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, Hindi, Arabic, and CJK text.