How to Use the Paragraph Length Analyzer
The Paragraph Length Analyzer splits your writing into paragraphs at every blank line, then breaks down the total paragraph count along with sentence and word counts for each one. Paste in your text and the per-paragraph breakdown appears instantly as a table — no settings to configure.
Paragraphs are separated by a blank line (a double line break); a single line break on its own keeps the text in the same paragraph. Within each paragraph, any segment ending in a period, question mark, or exclamation mark counts as one sentence, and word counts are calculated by splitting on whitespace so you can compare density across paragraphs.
Use it when drafting a blog post or report to check whether any single paragraph has grown too long or too short, and whether paragraph length stays reasonably consistent throughout. The average words-per-paragraph figure is a handy benchmark for keeping your writing easy to read.
Frequently Asked Questions
A blank line (a double line break) marks a new paragraph. A single line break without a blank line keeps the text in the same paragraph.
Any segment ending in a period, question mark, or exclamation mark is counted as one sentence.