Paste or type, and watch the numbers. Words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, reading time — plus which words you lean on most. Select part of the text to count just that part.
| Word | Times | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Nothing to count yet. | ||
Honesty about method, because every counter disagrees slightly with every other one:
COVID-19, it's and
3.14 are one word each. In Chinese, Japanese and Korean each character
counts as one word, which is the usual convention for those scripts.., !, ? or
… followed by a space or the end of a line ends a sentence, so
3.14 doesn't split one. A short list of abbreviations
(Mr., Dr., e.g., etc.…) is ignored —
which means a sentence that genuinely ends in etc. is undercounted by one.
A paragraph with no punctuation at all counts as one sentence. The fullwidth
terminators 。 ! ? end a sentence without
needing a space after them, as is conventional in Chinese and Japanese.Word frequency is calculated on the first 500,000 characters of very long texts, to keep typing smooth.