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Word Counter Online
Count words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, reading time, speaking time, readability, keyword density, and social length limits. Everything runs in your browser, so your draft stays on your device.
Basic counters only show numbers. PC Notepad turns the same text into a quick reading report so you can see whether a draft is easy to read, too long for a platform, or repeating the same keywords too often.
Why it is different
Built for writers, students, editors, and content teams
Reading analytics
Get reading time, speaking time, readability score, grade level, and average sentence length.
Keyword density cloud
Spot repeated meaningful words without manually scanning your whole draft.
Social length checks
Check character limits for meta descriptions, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, SMS, and Facebook.
Private browser processing
Your text is analyzed locally in the browser and is not uploaded to a server.
How to use the word counter
- 1. Paste or type your text. The counters update live as you write.
- 2. Check core metrics. Review words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, reading time, and speaking time.
- 3. Review readability. Use the grade-level explanation to decide whether your writing is too complex.
- 4. Check density and platform limits. Use keyword density and social progress bars before publishing.
Continue writing in PC Notepad
After checking your text, open the main notepad for local autosave, password lock, Markdown preview, and TXT, DOCX, or PDF export.
Open PC NotepadFrequently asked questions
Is this word counter free?
Yes. The PC Notepad word counter is free and runs directly in your browser.
Does this count characters with and without spaces?
Yes. The tool shows total characters and characters without spaces, along with words, sentences, paragraphs, reading time, and speaking time.
What is the readability score?
The readability score estimates how easy the text is to read. It uses a Flesch-style formula and explains the result with a plain grade-level label.
Is my text uploaded?
No. Word counting, readability checks, keyword density, and platform length checks happen in your browser.