Word Counter

Count words, characters, sentences, and paragraphs in your text instantly. Perfect for essays, articles, and content creation.

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Words
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Characters
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Characters (no spaces)
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Sentences
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Paragraphs
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Reading Time
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Avg Words/Sentence
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Speaking Time (130 WPM)
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Flesch Reading Ease
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Grade Level (Flesch-Kincaid)

Keyword Density

Top words and phrases by frequency (common stop words excluded). Useful for SEO checks and spotting repetition.

Keyword Count Density

Features & Tips

  • Real-time counting as you type
  • Accurate sentence and paragraph detection
  • Reading time estimation (200 WPM)
  • Character count with and without spaces
  • No data stored - completely private
  • Perfect for essays, articles, and social media

Word Counter FAQs

What does the keyword density table show?

The ten most frequent words in your text with a count and a density percentage for each. Common stop words like "the" and "and" are excluded, and words shorter than two letters are skipped, so the table surfaces meaningful terms for SEO checks.

How should I read the Flesch Reading Ease score?

It ranges from 0 to 100, and higher means easier to read. Text around 60 to 70 is considered plain English suitable for most audiences, while scores below 30 indicate dense, academic-style writing. At least one sentence is required to compute a score.

What does the Flesch-Kincaid grade level mean?

It converts the same sentence length and syllable statistics into an approximate US school grade. A grade of 8.5 suggests a mid-eighth-grade reading level, which is a common target for general web content.

How are reading and speaking time calculated?

Reading time assumes 200 words per minute, the standard silent-reading estimate, while speaking time assumes a presentation pace of 130 words per minute. Both round up to whole minutes as you type.

What else does the counter track in real time?

Words, characters with and without spaces, sentences, paragraphs, and average words per sentence all update on every keystroke. Nothing you paste is stored or transmitted; the analysis runs entirely in your browser.