The Word and Character Counter tool gives you instant statistics for any text: total lines, non-blank lines, word count, character count with spaces, and character count without spaces. All counts update in real-time as you type or paste.
This tool is essential for writers working with character-limited platforms like Twitter and SMS, developers checking API payload sizes, students meeting word count requirements, and data analysts validating text field lengths.
The line counter distinguishes between total lines (including blank lines) and non-blank lines (excluding empty lines), giving you a clear picture of your data's density.
Everything runs locally in your browser. Your data never leaves your device.
Paste or type your text into the input.
All statistics update in real-time: lines, words, characters with and without spaces.
Both counts are shown side by side: characters including spaces, and characters excluding spaces.
Words are counted by splitting on whitespace (spaces, tabs, newlines). Consecutive whitespace is treated as a single separator.
Both counts are shown: total lines (including blank lines) and non-blank lines (blank lines excluded).
Yes — Twitter's character limit is 280 characters. The character count (with spaces) gives you the number to check against.
Yes — standard SMS messages are 160 characters. The character count (with spaces) tells you if your message will be split into multiple SMS parts.
Meta descriptions should be under 160 characters. Title tags should be under 60 characters. The character counter helps you write within these limits.