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Pangram checker

Check whether your text contains every letter of the alphabet and see which are missing.

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Pangram checker
Paste any text and the checker instantly tells you whether it is a pangram — a sentence that uses every letter of the alphabet at least once, like "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog". The verdict comes with the numbers behind it: how many distinct letters of the alphabet appear, and when the text falls short, exactly which letters are still missing, listed in alphabet order so you can work them in one by one.
Six alphabets are built in. English checks the plain A–Z; German adds ä, ö, ü and ß as letters of their own; Slovak, Czech, Polish and Hungarian each check their full set of single letters including diacritics. The comparison never folds accents — ä is its own letter, not a variant of a — because that is what makes a pangram in those languages genuinely complete. Case does not matter, and digits, punctuation and emoji are simply ignored.
When your text is a pangram, the tool also reports whether it is a perfect pangram — one that uses every letter exactly once, the holy grail of the genre. That makes it a handy companion for writing font specimens and keyboard tests, composing typing-practice sentences, setting word puzzles, or just settling whether a famous sentence really covers the whole alphabet.
The check runs entirely in your browser and updates live as you type, so you can edit the sentence and watch the missing-letters list shrink. Nothing you paste is uploaded anywhere.
FAQ
What is a pangram?
A sentence that contains every letter of the alphabet at least once. "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" is the classic English example.
What is a perfect pangram?
A pangram that uses every letter exactly once, with no repeats. They are rare and usually strained — "Mr Jock, TV quiz PhD, bags few lynx" is a well-known English one. The tool reports perfection whenever your text is a pangram.
Does ä count as a?
No. Accented letters are never folded to their base letter: in the German alphabet ä, ö, ü and ß are letters of their own, and the same holds for the diacritics in Slovak, Czech, Polish and Hungarian.
How are the Slovak digraphs dz, dž and ch handled?
They are checked through their component letters — the tool checks single letters only, so a text containing d, z and ž covers dz and dž, and c plus h covers ch. Checking digraph positions separately would make many normal sentences fail on a technicality.
Is my text uploaded anywhere?
No. The check runs entirely in your browser and your text never leaves your device.