Pangram Checker

Check whether a sentence is a pangram — a sentence that contains every letter of the alphabet at least once.

The most famous English pangram is "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog", used for font previews because it shows all 26 letters.

What this tool tells you:

• Whether the text is a perfect pangram (every letter present).
• The letters still missing from the alphabet, if any.
• The letters actually used, and a count.
• How many unique letters appear, out of 26.

Case sensitivity:

• By default the check is case-insensitive (A and a count as the same letter), which is what you almost always want for pangram checking.
• Turn case sensitive on to treat A and a as different symbols — useful only for niche alphabets or puzzles where capitalization matters.

Good to know:

• Only the 26 basic English letters (A–Z) are counted. Numbers, punctuation, and accented letters are ignored.
• The result is plain English so it reads well in any context. The structured details (missing letters, used letters, counts) are in the metadata.