Browser tool
Measure Word Counts, Readability & Tweet Lengths
Paste copy, get instant counts, estimate read or speak time, and review readability metrics to tailor your writing for any channel.
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Reading time: <1 min
Speaking time: <1 min
Readability
Flesch Reading Ease: 205.8 Easy
Flesch-Kincaid Grade: -15.2
Gunning Fog: 0.4
Readability scores are tuned for English.
Keyword Density
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Quick instructions
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Paste or draft your text
Drop in content from any editor. The counter supports large bodies of text without lag.
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Check counts & time estimates
Compare reading and speaking time estimates to match your podcast, keynote, or tutorial targets.
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Refine readability
Adjust sentence length, simplify vocabulary, or break up dense paragraphs using the readability scores as a guide.
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Optimise for platform
Switch into Tweet mode or copy HTML-friendly counts before moving content into your CMS.
Examples & tips
Polish a release note
Paste your draft, trim filler phrases, and aim for an accessible reading grade to suit cross-functional audiences.
Craft a documentation snippet
Check word count and readability to keep instructions concise for knowledge base readers.
Plan a talk track
Switch to speaking mode to estimate runtime, then adjust pacing to hit your conference slot exactly.
Useful details
- Pair the counter with the SEO Meta Preview to craft irresistible SERP snippets within pixel limits.
- Use the AI Text Checker after editing to ensure human cadence remains intact.
About this tool
Word counts shape everything from editorial briefs to product release notes. This counter goes beyond raw numbers with readability, speaking pace, and Tweet thread helpers so you can craft copy with intent.
Calculations occur locally. The current text and settings are saved in this browser’s local storage, and the share action places the text in the generated URL fragment.
Questions
- Are results stored?
- The counter processes text locally and saves the current text and settings in this browser’s local storage. Use Clear to remove the current draft.
- Which readability formulas are used?
- Flesch Reading Ease, Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level, and a readability distribution overview.
- Can I export thread splits?
- Yes. Copy thread-ready segments directly or export them as plain text to your planner.
- Does the counter support other languages?
- Metrics are tuned for English. For multilingual copy, treat scores as directional guidance.