Legal Document Bloat Analyzer
Drop in a document you already have and see where the words are: the doublets, the definitions nobody uses, the cross-references pointing at sections that no longer exist. It measures. It never rewrites, and whether any phrase can safely change is a judgement for the drafting attorney.
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.docx, .txt, or paste text. Wills, trusts and agreements with client details are fine to use here: the file is read by your own browser and never transmitted.
Compare two versions
The original on the left, your pared-down edit on the right. The most useful output is the list of cross-references your edit broke, which is exactly what goes wrong when a form is trimmed by hand.
Not legal advice, and not a drafting opinion. This tool measures length and
structure. It has no view on the legal effect of anything it flags: some doublets are
argued to carry distinct meanings, and whether one can be collapsed in a dispositive
instrument depends on the document and the jurisdiction. That judgement belongs to the
drafting attorney. Findings are reported, never rewritten.