Count words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, reading time, speaking time, and keyword density without uploading your text.
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Paste or type text into the editor. The results update as you type, so you can check length and pacing without repeatedly pressing Calculate.
Words are detected as letter or number sequences, including common apostrophes and hyphens. Characters are counted both with and without whitespace. Sentence estimates use ending punctuation, while paragraphs are separated by blank lines.
Use the counts to meet submission limits, compare drafts, estimate content length, and plan how long written or spoken material may take.
A 900-word article is about a 4-minute read at 225 words per minute and roughly a 7-minute presentation at 130 words per minute.
Pasted menus, footnotes, URLs, and captions all count as text. Abbreviations and unusual punctuation can also affect estimated sentence totals.
Useful for articles, essays, reports, product descriptions, social posts, scripts, speeches, and any writing with a length or timing requirement.
A word counter measures the number of words in a text. This tool also reports characters, sentences, paragraphs, estimated reading time, speaking time, and simple keyword density.
Paste or type your text into the editor. The totals update immediately, and you can copy the result summary when you are finished.
Yes. The result shows separate character counts with whitespace and without whitespace.
Estimated reading time divides the word count by 225 words per minute. Speaking time uses 130 words per minute. Both are planning estimates.
No. The counting runs locally in your browser. ToolViking does not upload or store the text you enter.
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