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Word & Character Counter

Paste or type your text to get instant stats — words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, and reading time.

This word counter tracks your writing in real time, updating as you type or paste. Beyond a simple word count, it breaks down characters with and without spaces, sentence and paragraph counts, and line totals, so you can check your work against strict limits for essays, meta descriptions, tweets, or cover letters. It also estimates reading time and speaking time, handy for bloggers pacing an article or speakers timing a script. A frequency panel highlights the words you use most, which is useful for spotting repetition before you submit or publish. Whether you're a student polishing an assignment, a writer tightening a draft, or a marketer fitting copy into a character limit, this tool gives you the numbers instantly, without uploading anything or creating an account.

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Top Words

Type some text to see frequent words

How to Use Word Counter

  1. Paste or type your text into the input box.
  2. Watch the stats panel update live — words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, lines, and reading/speaking time.
  3. Check the "Top Words" panel to see your most frequently used words.
  4. Click "Clear" to reset and start a new count.

Frequently Asked Questions

Paste or type your text into the Word Counter on Female Tools. It instantly shows word count, character count (with and without spaces), sentence count, paragraph count, and estimated reading time — all free, no sign-up.

Yes. Female Tools Word Counter shows both "characters with spaces" and "characters without spaces", so you can use whichever metric your platform requires.

Reading time is estimated at the average adult reading speed of 238 words per minute. The tool divides your total word count by 238 to give a practical minute estimate.

Yes. The counter works with any Unicode text because it splits on whitespace universally. Ideal for multilingual content.