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Writing tools for students.

Understand your draft and give your ideas a clear structure. Choose a tool below, then use its examples and guidance to review your result.

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Word counter

Count words, characters with and without whitespace, sentences and paragraphs. Estimate reading and speaking time without uploading your text.

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Words to pages

Convert words to estimated pages or pages to words using font, spacing, paper and margin settings. Plan single- or double-spaced essay length in your browser.

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Readability checker

Check English text with Flesch Reading Ease and Flesch–Kincaid grade-level estimates. Review long sentences without uploading your draft.

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Essay outline builder

Build an editable essay outline from a template and your own thesis, notes and evidence. Organize section word counts in your browser; no AI-written essay.

Word counters, readability checks and essay outline tools

Before drafting, use the outline builder to organize a thesis, section claims and supporting evidence. Its templates and word allocations help you plan the work; your own notes and sources provide the substance.

During revision, use the word counter to measure the text that your assignment includes in its limit. Use words to pages for a layout-based planning estimate, then check actual pagination in your document editor. These measures answer different questions and should not be treated as interchangeable requirements.

Use the readability checker to inspect English sentence length and estimated surface complexity. Review the highlighted passages in context rather than trying to reach a score at the expense of meaning. All four writing tools process your input in the browser and do not upload your draft.