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Measure every
word
Live word, character, sentence and reading-time counts — plus keyword density and repeated-word analysis for writers and SEO pros.
Whether you are a copywriter hitting a word target, a student meeting a page limit, or an SEO specialist optimising an article, you need precise numbers. This counter updates live as you type: words, characters (with and without spaces), sentences, paragraphs, estimated reading time and speaking time. The SEO panel goes further with keyword density, most-used words and repeated terms — everything a content creator needs in one box.
Features
Everything you get with this tool — free, unlimited and right in your browser.
Live word & character counts
Words, characters with/without spaces, sentences and paragraphs update on every keystroke. No submit button, no page reload.
Reading & speaking time
Know instantly how long your text takes to read (220 wpm) and to speak (130 wpm) — essential for scripts, ads and presentations.
Keyword density checker
See which keywords dominate your text and at what percentage. Catch over-optimisation before it hurts your rankings.
Repeated word detection
Spot words you overuse at a glance. Tighten your writing by swapping out repetitive terms for stronger alternatives.
How to use
Get started in a few simple steps.
Paste a draft, an article or a transcript. Every metric recalculates instantly as you edit.
Words, characters and sentences are shown in big cards. Watch them update live while you type.
Scroll to keyword density and repeated words. Use it to balance your target keyword usage across the article.
Use the reading-time estimate to trim or expand your copy until it matches your brief exactly.
Tips & recommendations
Pro tips to get the most out of this tool.
2–3 keyword mentions per 100 words
A healthy keyword density is around 1–2%. Much higher and you risk keyword stuffing; lower and the page may not rank for the term.
Aim for scannable paragraphs
Short paragraphs and subheadings keep readers on the page longer, improving dwell time — a ranking signal Google watches.
300 words minimum for most blog posts
Google favours comprehensive content. Use the counter to make sure your article is long enough to fully answer the query.
Watch reading time for scripts
A 60-second video is about 130 words of narration. Use speaking time to script with confidence.
Examples & data
See this tool in action.
| Metric | Example “I love free tools” |
|---|---|
| Words | 4 |
| Characters | 19 |
| Sentences | 1 |
| Reading time | ~1 second |
| Top keyword | love (25%) |
Every metric is calculated live — these are the numbers you see for the sample sentence.
Measure every word
Live word, character, sentence and reading-time counts — plus keyword density and repeated-word analysis for writers and SEO pros.
Start freeFrequently asked questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Most SEO experts aim for 1–2%. Write naturally for readers first, then use the checker to confirm the keyword appears a healthy number of times.
We divide the word count by an average reading speed of 220 words per minute, and speaking time by 130 wpm. That matches how people actually read.
Yes — free, unlimited and private. Your text never leaves your browser, so drafts stay confidential.
Yes. Simply paste with formatting and the counter analyses the raw text. Formatting is ignored, so numbers match any editor closely.