Text Analysis

The Text Analysis Tool is a comprehensive Unicode text inspection utility that analyzes input at the character level to reveal script composition, Unicode categories, character frequency, unique characters, surrogate pairs, private-use symbols, and non-characters. This tool is ideal for developers working with multilingual applications, linguists studying text structure, and content creators ensuring proper rendering across platforms. By processing the entire text client-side, it provides detailed counts of scripts, blocks, and general categories such as letters, numbers, symbols, and punctuation. The tool also generates word, sentence, and paragraph statistics, helping users better understand the structure and complexity of their text. Built for debugging and understanding Unicode-rich content, the Text Analysis Tool makes it easy to identify mixed-script usage, uncommon character groups, or segments containing potential rendering issues. While it does not display per-character encoding values or security-related diagnostics, its broad Unicode inspection capabilities make it a reliable solution for text processing, internationalization workflows, and character-level analysis.

Primary Use Cases

• •Analyze large text blocks to identify which Unicode scripts are present, such as Latin, Arabic, Devanagari, or mixed-script usage.
• •Detect unusual or uncommon characters by reviewing counts of private-use characters, surrogate pairs, and non-characters.
• •Understand the structure of text using detailed word, sentence, character, and paragraph statistics.
• •Perform character-level breakdowns for multilingual content to assist in localization, internationalization, or format validation.
• •Identify distribution of Unicode general categories such as letters, numbers, punctuation, symbols, and separators to better understand text composition.

How to Use

1. 1.Enter or paste any text into the input box to begin the analysis.
2. 2.Review the real-time text statistics to see word count, sentence count, character count, and paragraph count.
3. 3.Check the detailed analysis tables to understand script distribution, Unicode category distribution, and character-level properties such as private-use or non-character counts.
4. 4.Use the Copy button to export a full text analysis report directly to your clipboard.
5. 5.Use the Download button to save the complete analysis as a text file for documentation, debugging, or further processing.