You found a Chinese article, a chat message, or a lesson transcript — and you want to know whether it matches your reading level before you commit to it. SayMei's Chinese Text Analyzer lets you paste any Chinese characters or pinyin and instantly see the estimated HSK level, the vocabulary it contains, and where your study gaps are.
Paste your text — for example, 我今天想练习中文，因为下个月我要去台北旅行。(wǒ jīn tiān xiǎng liàn xí zhōng wén, yīn wèi xià gè yuè wǒ yào qù tái běi lǚ xíng.) The analyzer identifies each word, estimates the HSK level of the passage, and highlights vocabulary you may not yet know. You get a clear picture of the text's difficulty and a practical list of the words to focus on.
Self-study learners reading articles, messages, lesson scripts, or class material will get the most out of this tool. You receive an HSK level estimate, a vocabulary breakdown, pinyin annotations, and a targeted set of words to study next. Once you know your gaps, you can hand the result off to live speaking practice with Mei Lin to reinforce the new vocabulary in conversation.
You can also browse the full index of free SayMei Chinese learning tools for more practice options. If the analyzer surfaces HSK 3 vocabulary you haven't mastered, the HSK Gap Checker helps you compare what you know against the new HSK 3.0 vocabulary bands and build a practical bridge plan. And when you want writing practice for the words the analyzer flagged, the Chinese Worksheet Generator turns a hanzi or pinyin word list into a printable hanzi, pinyin, and meaning worksheet.
The Chinese Text Analyzer is free, browser-based, and requires no signup — paste your text and start reading smarter.
The Chinese Text Analyzer estimates the HSK level of any Chinese text or pinyin you paste in, identifies the vocabulary words it contains, adds pinyin annotations, and highlights the words you should study next — so you know exactly what's in front of you before you start reading.
Yes. The Chinese Text Analyzer accepts both Chinese characters and pinyin as input. Paste either format and the tool will identify the vocabulary, estimate the HSK level, and flag study gaps in the same way.
The analyzer is designed for self-study learners reading articles, chat messages, lesson scripts, or class material. Any Chinese passage you want to understand — whether a single sentence or a longer paragraph — can be pasted in for analysis.
Yes. The Chinese Text Analyzer is free, browser-based, and requires no signup. You can paste text and get results immediately, then hand the result off to live speaking practice with Mei Lin if you want to reinforce the vocabulary in conversation.