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Word counts, character counts, and reading time all update live as you type or paste. Alongside those you get sentence and paragraph counts plus the keywords you lean on most, which is often a faster way to catch repetitive phrasing than rereading the whole draft yourself.

When you'd use this

Checking a piece of writing against a word or character limit (a meta description, a tweet, an assignment word count), or getting a rough read-time estimate for an article before you publish it.

Common errors

Character counts that disagree with another tool's are usually a "with spaces vs. without spaces" mismatch, or a difference in how line breaks get counted. Check which convention the limit you're working against uses.

Frequently asked questions

How is reading time estimated?

From an average adult silent-reading speed, applied to the word count. Treat it as a way to gauge article length, never a per-reader prediction: real reading speed varies a lot by person and by how dense the writing is.

Is anything I paste here saved or sent anywhere?

Nothing is saved and nothing is sent. Counting happens entirely in your browser as you type, so a draft you haven't published or shared with anyone stays on your own device.

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