Although texture can be assumed as the richest aspect of images to obtain visual information yet again the existing methods to analyses this field of data are not very effective, there are generally statistical, structural, model based and mathematical transformations based approaches which all are either unable to fully grasp the information or highly complicated and time- computation consuming. At this work a simple, fast and comprehensive statistical like pace is developed which can quickly determine the existence of both micro and macro structures for further computer vision applications.

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