Count words, characters, sentences, and paragraphs with AI-powered readability analysis, keyword density, sentiment analysis, and content quality scoring. The most advanced free word counter for writers, students, and content creators.
Copy your document, essay, article, or any text and paste it into the word counter textarea above. You can also type directly.
Watch the counters update in real-time as you type or paste. See word count, character count, sentences, paragraphs, and estimated times instantly.
Dig deeper with AI-powered tabs: readability scores (Flesch-Kincaid), keyword density analysis, sentiment analysis, content quality scoring, and writing improvement suggestions.
Use the results to meet word limits, optimize readability, improve keyword usage, or refine your writing. No downloads or sign-ups required.
Students can ensure essays meet exact word count requirements for college applications, dissertations, and assignments. Stay within the 500-word limit for scholarship essays or expand a 2,000-word research paper.
Bloggers and marketers can optimize articles for SEO by hitting target word counts. A 1,500-word blog post typically ranks better on Google, and our reading time estimate helps plan audience engagement.
Verify your posts fit within platform limits. Twitter allows 280 characters, Instagram captions 2,200 characters, and LinkedIn articles have different thresholds. Our tool makes compliance effortless.
Calculate speaking time for presentations and scripts. At 130 words per minute, a 500-word script takes roughly 4 minutes to deliver — perfect for timed pitches and video scripts.
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Count words in a single sentence or an entire novel. There are no character or word limits on our tool.
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Reading time is estimated at an average speed of 200 words per minute for silent reading. Speaking time uses 150 words per minute, the standard rate for public speaking and presentations. These are averages — actual speeds vary by individual.
The AI Readability Analysis uses the Flesch-Kincaid formula to measure how easy your text is to read. It shows a Reading Ease score (higher = easier) and a Grade Level (the US school grade needed to understand it). It also assesses overall readability as Easy, Moderate, Hard, or Very Hard.
The tool analyzes your text, removes common stop words (the, a, is, etc.), and ranks the most frequent words by count and percentage. If any word exceeds 3% density, it flags it as potential keyword stuffing — important for SEO optimization.
The speaking time estimate uses 150 words per minute, which is the industry standard for presentations and public speaking. This is a reliable average, but actual speaking speed depends on the speaker's pace, pauses, and audience interaction. Use it as a baseline for planning your scripts and talks.
The Quality Score (0-100) evaluates your writing across four dimensions: sentence variety (standard deviation of sentence lengths), word variety (Type-Token Ratio), paragraph count, and average sentence length. Higher scores indicate more engaging, well-structured content.
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A word is any sequence of characters separated by spaces. This includes contractions (don't, can't), hyphenated words (well-known), and numbers (2024). Single letters like "I" and "a" are counted as words. The counting follows the same standard used by Microsoft Word and Google Docs.
There is no practical limit. You can paste anything from a single word to an entire book. The tool handles millions of characters efficiently. However, extremely large texts (100,000+ words) may cause slight delays on older devices due to browser memory constraints.
The speaking time estimate uses 150 words per minute, which is the industry standard for presentations and public speaking. This is a reliable average, but actual speaking speed depends on the speaker's pace, pauses, and audience interaction. Use it as a baseline for planning your scripts and talks.
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