Count words, characters, lines, sentences, paragraphs — all in one place
This all-in-one text analysis tool combines word counting, character counting, and line counting into a single interface. Whether you're writing a tweet within the 280-character limit, crafting a blog post targeting 1,500 words for SEO, checking your meta description stays under 160 characters, or counting lines in a data file — this tool handles it all in real time. It provides word count, character count with and without spaces, sentence and paragraph detection, total and unique line counts, blank line detection, and estimated reading time. Everything runs locally in your browser — your text is never sent to any server. The tool handles Unicode correctly, including emoji, CJK characters, and accented text, giving you accurate counts regardless of language.
Characters counts every character including spaces, tabs, and newlines. Characters without spaces excludes all whitespace. Some platforms like SMS billing count without spaces, while most social media counts all characters.
Reading time is based on an average adult reading speed of 200-250 words per minute for online content. Technical or dense content may take longer. The estimate is a useful guideline for content planning.
Unique lines counts the number of distinct lines after removing duplicates. This is useful for analyzing log files, data sets, or lists where you want to know how many different entries exist.
Research suggests 1,500-2,500 words for competitive keywords. However, quality matters more than length. Use this tool to track your word count as you write and ensure you're hitting your target range.
This tool counts characters as JavaScript sees them. Most basic emojis are 2 JavaScript characters (surrogate pairs). Complex emojis like flags or family emojis can be 4-11 characters. Twitter counts most emojis as 2 characters toward the 280 limit.