Instantly count words, characters, sentences, paragraphs & get reading time. Perfect for writers, bloggers, SEO experts & content creators.
Flesch Score: 90–100 = Very Easy | 60–70 = Standard | 30–50 = Difficult | 0–30 = Very Confusing. Aim for 60–70 for blog posts.
Built for SEO professionals, bloggers, writers, and digital marketers who need accurate, real-time text analysis.
Every stat updates instantly as you type or paste — no button to click, no delay. Pure, live accuracy at every keystroke.
Precise word counting that properly handles punctuation, hyphenated words, numbers, and edge cases other tools get wrong.
See exactly which keywords dominate your content. Essential for SEO content writing and avoiding over-optimization penalties.
Flesch Reading Ease score tells you how easy your content is to read — crucial for audience engagement and SEO.
Visual progress bars for Twitter, Meta descriptions, blog posts and long-form content — hit your target length every time.
Your text never leaves your browser. No data is sent to any server. Completely safe for confidential content and documents.
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Everything you need to know about this free word counter tool.
Yes. Our tool uses precise JavaScript logic to count words, correctly handling punctuation, multiple spaces, line breaks, hyphenated words, and numbers. It matches industry-standard word processors like Microsoft Word and Google Docs.
Reading time is based on the average adult reading speed of 238 words per minute. Speaking time uses 130 words per minute — the average conversational speaking pace. These are widely accepted industry standards.
Absolutely not. All processing happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your text is never sent to any server or stored anywhere. It's 100% private and safe — perfect for confidential documents.
Keyword density is the percentage of times a word appears relative to total word count. For SEO, keeping your target keyword density between 1%–3% is ideal. Too high (keyword stuffing) can hurt your Google rankings.
For blog posts and web content, aim for 60–70 (Standard). Higher scores (80+) mean easier reading. Academic papers can go lower. Google favors content that's easy to read, so this score directly impacts SEO.
For competitive keywords, 1,500–2,500 words typically performs best. Informational posts can be 1,000+ words. Always prioritize quality over length — cover the topic completely. Use the progress bar in this tool to track your blog word count goal.