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UsingEnglish Text Analyser review

Free#25 of 25 in Readability Checkers

A free web tool for detailed English vocabulary, readability, and text-statistics analysis.

5.3/10Editor score
UsingEnglish Text Analyser5.3 Visit UsingEnglish

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026

UsingEnglish Text Analyser is a web-based tool for analyzing written English. It is aimed at students, translators, writers, educators, and professionals who need more than a basic word count. The standard analyzer reports words, sentences, paragraphs, characters, syllables, words per sentence, characters per word, lexical density, and Gunning Fog readability. It accepts text up to 10,000 characters, making it suitable for checking individual passages and shorter documents.

The pricing structure is straightforward: the standard analyzer is free, and free registration unlocks the advanced analyzer. The advanced area adds longer input limits, saved analyses, graded text analysis using BNC and GSL vocabulary lists, word-frequency tools, word-length breakdowns, and additional readability formulas. Users can save up to 20 texts there. This makes the product a practical choice for recurring analysis or for comparing multiple pieces of English writing without introducing a paid tier decision.

Its main strength is the depth of language detail in a focused readability tool. Alongside standard readability scoring, it examines lexical density, word-length distribution, vocabulary grades, and frequency patterns, giving users several ways to inspect how a text is constructed. Choose it if you want detailed English text statistics in a browser and value vocabulary-level analysis. Writers needing analysis for languages other than English, or a non-web workflow, should choose an alternative instead.

UsingEnglish Text Analyser pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Detailed counts for words, sentences, characters, syllables, and paragraphs
    • Advanced analysis includes lexical density, vocabulary grading, and more formulas
    • Word-frequency, word-length, and saved-text tools support deeper review
  • Where it doesn't
    • English-only analysis limits use for multilingual writing
    • Web-only access may not suit desktop or offline workflows
    • Advanced features require free registration

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