Tools

Here I've grouped some useful, useless, or simply fun utilities, mostly relating to text analysis or generation. Hope you find something of interest!

Fun

Classic Doctor Who title generator: For all those Invasion of, Terrors of, Days of, Evils of, and so on.
Lovecraftian title generator: For all those tales Lovecraft never wrote...
Literary novel title generator: Can’t come up with a prize-winning title for your literary novel? Use our random generator!

Chapter-by-chapter word counts: Get a separate word count for each chapter in a piece of long text. (Requires chapters to be identifiable by a consistent pattern.)
Common words counter: What percentage of your story/novel is made up of the 1000 most common words in English?
Gutenberg text reformatter: A tool for removing hard text-wrap formatting from a text file, as used in Project Gutenberg texts.
The Pronoun Test: For fun, a test based on Ben Blatt’s quick and easy test to tell whether a book was written by a man or a woman.
What colour is your story?: Gives you a summary and count of all the colour words in a piece of text.
What percentage of your novel/story is dialogue?: Tool to work out what percentage of a piece of text is made up of dialogue. (Requires dialogue to be enclosed in either double or single quotation marks.)
Words used only once: As a companion to the common words counter tool, what words appear in a piece of text only once?
Kindle Highlights CSV Reformatting Tool: Converts the CSV file output by Kindle devices to something more copy & paste-able.

HTML curly quotes converter: Converts straight single and double quotes to the html entity codes of their smart versions, while leaving quotes within html tags alone.