Free Word Counter

Instantly count words, characters, and lines as you type or paste.
Get insights on keyword density, reading time, and readability level.
Perfect for optimizing content for social media platforms like Facebook, X (Twitter), and LinkedIn.

WORD COUNTER: Free online character and word count tool

Count words, characters, and lines in real time. Check top keywords density, reading & speaking time and level

How to Use the Word Counter Tool

  • Type or Paste Your Text

    Enter your content in the box above. (Type or paste your text here...)

  • Real-Time Analysis

    Watch as word count, character count, and other metrics update instantly.

  • Social Media Optimization

    Check if your text fits within platform-specific limits for Facebook, X, and LinkedIn posts.

  • Readability Insights

    Get estimated reading time, speaking duration, and content complexity level.

  • Keyword Density

    Identify your most frequently used words to refine your message.

Start typing or paste your text now to see detailed analytics and optimize your content!

 

Frequently Asked Questions (Word Counter)

Our free word counter is highly accurate, using advanced algorithms to count words based on standard definitions. It considers spaces and punctuation to differentiate between words, ensuring precision for most languages and writing styles.

Absolutely! The Word Counter is excellent for academic writing. It provides word and character counts essential for meeting assignment requirements. Additionally, the readability analysis can help you refine your academic prose for clarity and comprehension.

We employ the widely-recognized Flesch-Kincaid readability scale. This scale assesses text complexity based on sentence length and word syllables, providing a grade-level equivalent. It helps ensure your content is appropriate for your target audience.

The speaking time estimation is based on average speaking rates. We use a standard of about 150 words per minute for conversational speech. However, this can vary depending on the complexity of the text and individual speaking styles.

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