Word Counter
Count words, characters and sentences as you write. Your text stays in your browser.
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BROWSER UTILITYOne check is a starting point.
Count words, characters and sentences as you write. Your text stays in your browser.
These utilities process the information you provide. They do not inspect your live site or confirm that a change has been published.
Does this tool guarantee better rankings?
No. Use the output to inform a specific improvement. Search performance depends on many factors beyond an individual check.
Can I use it without creating an account?
Yes. This browser-based utility does not require an account.
Where can I keep a history of my SEO work?
Use a verified project in the SEO workspace. Standalone tool results are separate from scheduled audit and Search Console history.
Measure a draft, not an arbitrary SEO target.
Paste a product explanation, help article or page draft to see word and character counts. Compare the count before and after removing repeated sentences or adding a missing explanation.
Understanding the result
Use the figures to meet an editorial brief or a publishing-field limit. The most useful question is whether the reader can complete their task, not whether the article reaches a particular number. Reading time is an estimate that varies by reader and content complexity.
Limitations
The counter analyses pasted text only. It does not inspect hidden page elements, evaluate accuracy, verify originality or score search quality. Word boundaries may behave differently across languages and mixed-script content.
Recommended next step
Review the actual page structure and headings before publication, then inspect the live title and description separately.
Does a higher word count mean a better page?
No. Add detail when it helps the reader, and remove text that repeats information without adding value.