What is Word Counter & Text Analyzer?
A word counter counts the words, characters, sentences and paragraphs in a text; this analyzer also measures readability, keyword usage and SEO lengths.
How to use Word Counter & Text Analyzer
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Type or paste your text into the editor.
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Read the live counts and reading time.
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Use the tabs to analyze keywords, readability or SEO lengths, or to transform the text.
Features
- Words, characters (with/without spaces), sentences, paragraphs
- Reading and speaking time with adjustable speeds
- Readability formulas for Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, German and Indonesian
- Keyword and phrase density with stop-word filtering
- Title, meta description, Open Graph, URL and post length checks
- Case converter and 13 cleanup operations
Practical uses
- Meeting word limits for essays and applications.
- Writing SEO titles and meta descriptions of the right length.
- Checking that content is easy to read.
- Cleaning text pasted from PDFs or websites.
Limitations
- Word counts may differ slightly from word processors, which count hyphenated words and numbers differently.
- Readability formulas are statistical estimates based on sentence and word length; they don't judge meaning.
- Pixel widths for SEO titles are estimates; search engines may truncate differently.
Frequently asked questions
How is reading time calculated?
Words divided by reading speed—238 words per minute by default for silent reading and 150 for speaking. You can change both.
Which readability formula is used?
It depends on the text language: Fernández Huerta for Spanish, Flesch Reading Ease for English, adapted Flesch formulas for Portuguese and German, Kandel & Moles for French, and an approximation for Indonesian.
What is a good keyword density?
There is no magic number. Write naturally; if a keyword is far above 2–3%, the text may read as repetitive.