πŸ“ Word Counter

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Paragraphs
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⏱ Reading Time (200 wpm)
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πŸŽ™οΈ Speaking Time (130 wpm)
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Further Reading
Why Word Count Matters: A Guide for Writers and Students β†’

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does my text get saved?
No β€” all processing is done in your browser. Your text never leaves your device.
Is there a word limit?
No hard limit β€” the counter handles large documents.
Is this free?
Yes β€” completely free, no sign-up needed.
Works on mobile?
Yes β€” works on any device.

What is the Word Counter?

A word counter tells you how many words, characters, sentences and paragraphs your text contains, along with an estimated reading time. This free online word counter processes everything in your browser, so your writing never leaves your device.

How it works

Words are counted by splitting the text on whitespace and counting the non-empty chunks. Characters are counted both with and without spaces. Sentences are estimated from terminal punctuation (. ! ?) and paragraphs from blank-line breaks.

Reading time uses an average adult pace of about 200–250 words per minute: minutes = word count Γ· 225. So a 900-word article is roughly a 4-minute read.

A tweet-length noteThe sentence β€œThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.” has 9 words, 44 characters including spaces, 35 without, and 1 sentence β€” a fraction of a second to read.
A blog draftA 1,500-word article contains around 7,500–9,000 characters and, at 225 words per minute, an estimated reading time of about 6–7 minutes β€” useful for setting a β€œ7 min read” label.

When to use it

Frequently asked questions

Does my text get saved?

No β€” all processing is done in your browser. Your text never leaves your device.

Is there a word limit?

No hard limit β€” the counter handles large documents.

Is the Word Counter free?

Yes β€” completely free, no sign-up needed.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes β€” works on any device.

How is reading time calculated?

It divides the word count by an average reading speed of about 225 words per minute, which reflects typical adult reading pace for general text.