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Character and Word Counter Tool

Instantly find out the character and word count of your texts. Character limit control tool for SEO titles, social media posts and Twitter (X).

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Non-Space Characters0
Words0
Unique Words0
#Chars / Word0
Sentences0
Paragraphs0
Reading Time
Speaking Time

Keyword Density

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The online character counter is a practical tool that instantly analyzes the length of your texts. It is designed especially to comply with character limits set by social media platforms, search engines, and academic assignments. You can see the total counts as soon as you paste your text into the box.

Character Limits for SEO and Social Media

In the digital world, each platform has its own unique limits. For Google search results, titles are generally recommended not to exceed 60 characters and descriptions 160 characters. Twitter (X) imposes a 280-character limit, while LinkedIn and Instagram also have specific limits. Our tool makes it easy to manage these limits.

PlatformLimitNotes
Twitter / X280URLs shorten to 23 chars, media not counted
Instagram Caption2,200First ~125 chars visible without 'more'
LinkedIn Post3,000First 210 chars shown in preview
Meta Title (SEO)60~600px width; 50-60 chars is ideal
Meta Description (SEO)160Google displays 150-160 characters
YouTube Title100~70 chars visible in search results

Character Count With and Without Spaces

Two different metrics matter when counting characters: the total character count including spaces, and the count without spaces where only letters/numbers are counted. Academic papers or the publishing industry typically use character count without spaces as the base, while technical platforms also count spaces as characters.

Why Should You Use an Online Character Counter?

Although text editors (like Word) provide this data, online tools are much faster and more accessible. You can check your text through a browser without any installation and confirm compliance with limits in seconds by copy-pasting. The tool also automatically calculates the word count in the text.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, in digital systems the spacebar also creates a character code (ASCII), so it is included in the total count.

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