開始輸入以查看字詞頻率
開始輸入以查看字元頻率
Word count matters more than it should. Essay assignments cap you at 500 words, cover letters get skimmed if they run past a page, and Twitter/X threads or meta descriptions have hard character ceilings that reject anything over the limit. The Word Counter tallies words, characters (with and without spaces), sentences, and paragraphs the instant you type or paste text, so you can see exactly where you stand against a limit instead of guessing or counting by hand.
Paste in a draft and the counts update live as you edit — no button to press, no page reload. Alongside the raw counts, it estimates reading time based on average reading speed, which is handy for gauging how long a blog post, script, or speech will actually take an audience to get through. It also breaks down keyword density, showing which words and phrases repeat most often, which is useful for writers checking that an article isn't overusing a term and for anyone doing basic on-page SEO review before publishing.
Because everything runs client-side in your browser, nothing you paste is uploaded anywhere — draft chapters, unpublished articles, or a confidential cover letter stay on your machine. That also makes the counter fast: there's no upload wait, so you can keep it open in a tab and glance at the numbers as you write, rather than treating it as a separate step you run only at the end.
Paste or type your text into the Word Counter to get instant counts, reading time, and keyword density.
Click into the text box and paste your draft, or type directly into it.
Word count, character count (with and without spaces), sentence count, and paragraph count update automatically as you edit.
Glance at the reading time estimate to see roughly how long the text takes to read aloud or silently.
Open the keyword density breakdown to see which words or phrases appear most frequently in your text.
Trim or expand your text while watching the counts to hit a required word or character limit, such as an essay cap or a meta description length.