Count words, characters, sentences and reading time as you type. Paste your text and get instant stats — useful for essays, meta descriptions, posts or anywhere a length limit matters.
Different contexts have hard limits: meta descriptions (~160 characters), tweets (280), essays (word targets), ad copy. Reading time (~200 words per minute) helps you judge whether an article is a quick read or a commitment. Counting as you write keeps you inside the limit instead of cutting after the fact.
Yes — words, characters, sentences, paragraphs and estimated reading time update live as you type or paste, entirely in your browser.
Based on an average reading speed of about 200 words per minute. It's an estimate to gauge length, not an exact figure.
Write to the count here, then use a paraphrasing tool like QuillBot to trim or expand without changing your meaning.
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