Stylometry is the quantitative study of writing style: the measurable patterns in how a writer chooses words, structures sentences, and organizes paragraphs. It draws on computational linguistics, corpus linguistics, and the digital humanities. This tool sits on the descriptive end of that field — it counts features and reports patterns, leaving interpretation to the analyst rather than issuing a verdict.
Paste a single piece of writing (300–1500 words). The tool produces a stylometric profile across lexical, syntactic, discourse, and register features, plus eight AI-writing-signs markers drawn from Wikipedia's catalog. It describes what the text does linguistically; it does not assert authorship, AI generation, or academic integrity conclusions.
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