Word Counter
Count characters, words, lines, and more.
About This Tool
The word counter tool calculates the character count, word count, sentence count, line count, and space count of your input text in real time. Use it to check the length of essays, blog posts, social media content, and various other writing tasks.
How to Use
Enter text
Paste or type your text into the input field.
View real-time results
Character, word, and sentence counts appear instantly in the right panel.
Copy results
Use the copy button to save all results to your clipboard.
Key Features
Complete privacy
All processing happens inside your browser.
Real-time calculation
Results update as you type.
Multi-language support
Count characters in Korean, English, and many other languages. Word count results may vary depending on how each language separates words.
Space included & excluded
See both character counts — with spaces and without spaces — side by side.
Use Cases
Check essay length
Quickly verify the character count of your essay before submitting it when your professor requires "2,000 characters or more."
Prepare for social media character limits
Refine your drafts to fit the character limits of different platforms like X (Twitter), Instagram, and blogs.
Tailor personal statement length
Check the character count in real time as you write responses when a job posting specifies limits like "within 500 characters."
Estimate translation project volume
Freelance translators use it to assess the word count of a source text when preparing a quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are spaces included in the character count?
Yes, both including and excluding spaces are displayed together, so you don't need to choose.
Is my text sent to a server?
No, all processing happens inside your browser and is never transmitted to a server.
Are line breaks counted as characters?
Yes. Line breaks are treated as whitespace characters — they are included in the character count with spaces and excluded from the count without spaces.
Can Japanese or Chinese text be counted?
Character count works for all languages, but for Japanese and Chinese — which do not use spaces between words — the word count may differ from the actual grammatical word count.