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Word Counter

Count words, characters, sentences, paragraphs and reading time as you type.

Analyse

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Readability Checker

Get a Flesch reading-ease score and grade level, with plain-English feedback.

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Reading Time Calculator

Estimate how long a text takes to read or read aloud, at your chosen pace.

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Headline Analyzer

Score a headline on length, word balance and impact before you publish.

Transform

Case Converter

Switch text between UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, camelCase and more.

Analyse

Keyword Density Checker

See which words and phrases you use most, and how often.

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Lorem Ipsum Generator

Generate placeholder text by paragraphs, sentences or words.

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Text Cleaner

Strip extra spaces, line breaks, HTML and formatting in one click.

Clear Writing

How to write clearly: a practical guide

Clear writing isn't a talent you're born with — it's a set of habits you can build sentence by sentence.

Clear Writing

How to write concisely and cut your word count

Cut the padding, keep the meaning: practical edits that shrink your word count without losing your point.

Clear Writing

Active vs passive voice: when to use each

Active voice puts the doer first and passive voice hides it — know when each one actually serves your sentence.

Grammar & Style

Common grammar mistakes and how to fix them

The grammar slips that survive multiple drafts, and the quick fixes that catch them for good.

Grammar & Style

Comma rules made simple

Four practical rules replace the dozens you half-remember from school.

Grammar & Style

Commonly confused words explained

The words that trip up even careful writers, and the quick tricks to keep them straight.

SEO & Content

How to write headlines that get clicks

The difference between a headline that gets skipped and one that gets read comes down to specificity.

SEO & Content

SEO writing basics for beginners

Write for the person searching, and the ranking tends to follow.

SEO & Content

Keyword research for writers, made simple

You don't need marketing software to find out what your readers are actually searching for.

Freelance & Career

How to start freelance writing

You don't need a portfolio full of famous bylines to land your first paying client — you need proof and a plan.

Freelance & Career

How to set your freelance writing rates

How to price your freelance writing so the work still makes sense after tax, tools and unpaid hours.

Freelance & Career

How to build a writing portfolio from scratch

You don't need ten years of clips to build a hireable portfolio — you need the right three or four.

AI & Writing

How to use AI writing tools well

Where AI genuinely speeds up writing, where it quietly makes it worse, and how to keep your own voice in charge.

AI & Writing

How to edit AI-generated text so it sounds human

AI drafts are a starting point, not a finished voice — edit them until they actually sound like you.

AI & Writing

AI writing: the mistakes to avoid

AI tools speed up drafting, but a handful of habits quietly make writing worse — and readers notice.

Business Writing

How to write professional emails

The structure, tone and subject lines that get professional emails read, understood and actually answered.

Business Writing

How to write clear business reports

Business reports live or die on structure and precision — here's how to write ones people actually read.

Business Writing

How to write a cover letter that stands out

Skip the summary of your CV — a cover letter that stands out proves you understand the job, fast.

About

Tools that respect your words — and your privacy

Informative Writer brings together the small, everyday tools writers actually reach for — counting words, checking readability, tidying up messy text, testing a headline — in one clean, fast place. Every tool runs entirely in your browser, so your drafts stay yours.

Alongside the tools you'll find a library of practical guides: how to write clearly and concisely, the grammar rules worth remembering, how to make your writing rank in search, and how to build a career from words. No jargon, no filler — just craft you can apply to your next paragraph.

It's all free, with nothing to install and no account to create. Bookmark the tools you use most and get back to writing.