Word Counter Tool – Simple, Fast, and Accurate

Track words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, and estimated reading time. Paste your text into the tool and get instant stats.

Why use a word counter?

Different platforms and formats have limits and targets. Staying within them helps your writing stay clear and on-point. A word counter shows these basics at a glance so you can focus on your message.

  • Social posts and ads often have character limits.
  • SEO snippets like titles and meta descriptions work best within set lengths.
  • Essays and assignments may require a minimum or maximum word count.
  • Editors watch sentence length to keep content readable.

What this tool shows

  • Words in real time
  • Characters with and without spaces
  • Sentences and paragraphs
  • Average words per sentence
  • Estimated reading time

Tip: Paste your draft into the text box, trim long sentences, and aim for short paragraphs to improve readability.

Who it’s for

  • Writers & bloggers checking article length and clarity
  • Students & teachers meeting assignment requirements
  • Marketers refining ad copy, emails, and meta text
  • Social media managers staying within character caps
  • Editors balancing sentence and paragraph length

How to use it

  1. Copy your text and paste it into the input box of the Word Counter Tool (or start typing).
  2. Watch the numbers update instantly for words, characters, sentences, and more.
  3. Edit your text to match limits or improve readability.

Common questions

Is this word counter accurate?

Yes. The counts follow standard rules for splitting words, characters, sentences, and paragraphs.

What’s a good length for a meta description?

Keep meta descriptions around 150–160 characters so they display well in search results.

How do I reduce reading time?

Use shorter sentences, break long paragraphs, and remove filler words. Clear writing reads faster.