Real-Time Text Analytics

Online Character & Word Counter

Analyze characters, words, sentences, reading times, keyword density, and validate your text against Google and social media character limits.

Characters
0
0 without spaces
Words
0
0 unique
Sentences
0
0 paragraphs
Reading Time
0s
0s speaking
100% Client-Side (Private)
Platform Limits Validator
Google Title 0 / 60
Max ~60 chars
Meta Description 0 / 160
Ideal: 140-160 chars
X (Twitter) Post 0 / 280
Limit: 280 chars
Standard SMS 0 / 160
1 credit = 160 chars

Why Accurate Text Measurement Matters

Precise character and word accounting is essential for search engine optimization, content marketing, academic publishing, and social media engagement. When limits are exceeded, search engines truncate title tags with ellipses (...), reducing click-through rates (CTR) and diluting essential keyword prominence.

SEO Snippet Visibility

Google title tags display up to ~60 characters (600 pixels). Meta descriptions beyond 160 characters are truncated in search engine result pages (SERPs).

Readability & Engagement

Estimating reading and speaking time helps speakers pace presentations and allows blog editors to inform readers of article commitment upfront.

Standard Content & Platform Character Limits

Keep your copywriting within these established publishing thresholds:

Platform / Channel Recommended Target Diagnostic Purpose & Impact
Google Title Tag 50 - 60 Characters Prevents SERP truncation; ensures brand name and primary keyword fit within 600px width.
Google Meta Description 140 - 160 Characters Optimal display on desktop and mobile viewports without trailing dots (...).
X (Twitter) Post 280 Characters Maximum post length for standard accounts; attachments count toward length.
LinkedIn Post 3,000 Chars (Max) Keep hooks within the first 140-150 characters before the "see more" link.
Instagram Caption 2,200 Chars (Max) First 125 characters appear before truncation in user home feeds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Silent reading time is estimated using the global adult standard of 200 words per minute (WPM). Speaking time is calculated at 130 words per minute (WPM), which reflects a clear, moderate speech presentation pace.

Yes, 100%. All calculations, keyword density estimations, and case conversions execute strictly inside your browser via local JavaScript. No text is uploaded, transmitted to any backend server, or stored in cookies.

Words are identified via standard Unicode word boundary regular expressions (`\b\w+\b`). Sentences are detected based on terminal punctuation marks (periods, exclamation marks, and question marks) followed by whitespace.