MorphAdorner, now in version 2.0, is a Java command-line program for the adornment of words in a text. At present, available adornments include standard spellings, parts of speech and lemmata, in addition to tokenization, the recognition of sentence boundaries and extracting names and places. Version 2.0 features a separate MorphAdorner Server, an improved integration with MONK's Abbot and improved processing of the Early English Books Online (EEBO), Eighteenth Century Collections Online (ECCO) and Evans Early American Imprint Collection corpori.

Morfogen, Morffile/Morfword and Inflword were four historicially important interrelated tools offered as and designed to operate as single package. Morfogen is a finite state compiler for morphological analysis, while Morffile and Morfword utilize Morfogen's compiled rules. Morffile searches a text and replaces them with either their base form or a base form followed by morpheme names. Morfword takes a word input by the user and generates its base forms and morpheme names. Inflword generates inflected words.

ESTMORF was a historically important morphological analyzer designed specifically for Estonian text. it included stemming, word classification, suffix identification and so forth.

PANVS was a system for syntactic analysis of Arabic text developed in the 1990s. It was written in TURBO PROLOG for IBM PS/2 computers, and included lexical and morphological analyzers, a parser, and a module for automatic spelling correction.

GERTWOL is a tool for the morphological analysis of German texts. A limited version for analyzing single words is now available for free through the developer's website.