Quick take
Measure draft length, readability, and keyword repetition before publishing.
- Check whether a landing page draft repeats the same keyword too often.
- Estimate reading time and readability before publishing an article.
Word and Character Counter
Where it fits
Use Word and Character Counter for checking article length, meta descriptions, social posts, product copy, abstracts, and form-limited text. It works well when you want word count, character count, reading signals, and text statistics and do not need a bigger workflow around it.
- Best fit: checking article length, meta descriptions, social posts, product copy, abstracts, and form-limited text.
- You start with draft copy or pasted text.
- The useful choices are whether to measure with spaces, without spaces, by sentence, or by paragraph.
- Check length limits, readability, repeated words, keyword density, and whether pasted formatting added hidden characters.
- You end up with word count, character count, reading signals, and text statistics.
How to use Word and Character Counter
- Start with draft copy or pasted text.
- Choose whether to measure with spaces, without spaces, by sentence, or by paragraph.
- Run the tool once, then review length limits, readability, repeated words, keyword density, and whether pasted formatting added hidden characters.
- Copy, export, or download word count, character count, reading signals, and text statistics.
- Read the final output once before you keep or send it.
How it behaves
- Words, sentences, and paragraphs are calculated locally from the pasted text.
- Top keyword density excludes common stop words and reports the ten most frequent meaningful terms.
- The readability score uses a browser-side Flesch Reading Ease estimate, while character distribution groups letters, digits, spaces, punctuation, and other characters.
Common mistakes
- Word boundaries vary across languages and punctuation styles, so counts are practical estimates.
- Character limits in platforms may count emoji, combining marks, or line breaks differently.
- Use character counts for strict platform limits and word counts for editorial planning.
- Recheck copy after adding UTM links, emojis, or line breaks.
How your data is handled
This tool works in your browser. Toolumina does not upload or keep the content you enter here.
FAQ
Does this include keyword density?
Yes. The enhanced counter shows the top ten repeated terms after filtering common English stop words.
How is readability calculated?
The tool estimates Flesch Reading Ease locally from sentence count, word count, and simple syllable counting.
Can I export the analysis?
Yes. Use the export report button to download a plain text summary of the current analysis.
Does it save drafts?
No. Text stays in browser state and is not uploaded, saved, or logged by Toolumina.