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Paste the draft and see whether it fits the brief. Get word and page counts, the ±10% target band, readability, reading time and the long sentences or filler phrases a marker is likely to flag.
The short answer
An assignment word counter tallies words, characters, sentences and estimated pages, then compares the total with the word limit in the brief. This version also calculates Flesch Reading Ease and Flesch-Kincaid grade, lists top keywords and flags long sentences, contractions and filler phrases — locally in your browser.
Words
92
Characters
583
491 excl. spaces
Sentences
7
2 paragraphs
Reading ease
60
Standard
Grade level
8.1
Flesch-Kincaid
Pages
~0.3
~1 min read
1,408 words short of the −10% band.
These are rough checks, not a grade. They highlight the patterns markers most often ask students to revise.
Stop words excluded. Use this to spot repetition or confirm a required term appears often enough.
It uses whitespace-separated tokens, which is close to Word's count for normal prose. Hyphenated words, URLs, equations and reference lists can differ, so always confirm the final count in the file you submit.
Most briefs allow roughly ±10% of the stated limit. The tool marks a draft as short below 90%, inside the band from 90–110% and over at more than 110%. Check your own rubric first; some markers are stricter.
The estimate uses 275 words per page, which is a common double-spaced academic average. Font, margins and line spacing change the real page count, so treat it as a planning guide.
It scores text from 0–100 using sentence length and syllables per word. A score around 60–70 is standard academic prose; lower scores mean longer, denser sentences. It is a style signal, not a grade.
No. The analysis runs in your browser and disappears when you close the tab. Nothing is transmitted, stored or sent to an AI model.
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