Sentence Length Analyzer

How Sentence Length Analyzer works

Sentence Length Analyzer handles each punctuation-delimited sentence beside its Unicode word count and calculates a one-decimal average across the passage. Periods, exclamation marks, and question marks close sentence spans; word-like tokens inside each span are counted, numbered, totaled, and divided by sentence count. The Sentence Length Analyzer exposes its prose controls so this particular convention stays inspectable instead of hiding behind an unexplained preset.

Short one has two words and This has three words has four, so the default output lists both rows and an average of 3.0. Writers can see rhythm changes directly instead of relying on a single readability score that hides which sentences are unusually long. The Sentence Length Analyzer presents a deterministic plain-text result that can be copied and compared with the worked value before it enters another workflow.

Limits and private processing

Abbreviations, decimal periods, and dialogue punctuation can confuse rule-based boundaries. Treat the rows as a revision aid, not a full grammatical parse. The Sentence Length Analyzer performs its complete operation locally in your browser; neither the source text nor its settings are uploaded, stored remotely, or sent through an external request.