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Advanced Word Counter Tool

Count words and characters, estimate reading time, analyze keyword density, and get readability scores — built for SEO and writing.

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Enter your text below

As you type, statistics update automatically.

Words
0
Unique: 0
Characters (with spaces)
0
Characters (no spaces)
0
Sentences
0
Avg sentence length: 0 words
Paragraphs
0
Flesch–Kincaid Grade
0.0
Flesch Reading Ease
0.0
Easier is higher
Estimated Reading Time
0 min
~200 wpm
Estimated Speaking Time
0 min
~130 wpm
Keyword Density (Top n-grams)
1-WordCount% 2-WordCount 3-WordCount
Word Frequency (Top 10)
WordCount%
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Advanced Text Analysis Features

Keyword Density Analysis

Discover frequently used words and phrases to optimize for search intent and on‑page SEO.

Readability Scores

Flesch–Kincaid Grade and Reading Ease help you match your audience’s level.

Time Estimates

Reading and speaking time make your content planning more accurate.

Mobile Optimized

Fast, responsive experience across devices with dark mode support.

Table of Contents

Why Word Count Matters for SEO and Writing

Word count supports topical depth, which search engines often reward. Longer content often ranks better when it stays focused, helpful, and easy to read. Aim for balance: quality over quantity, with clear structure and audience‑appropriate language.

Optimal Word Count for Different Content Types

  • Blog posts: 1,500–2,500 words for comprehensive coverage
  • Product pages: 300–500 words with concise value‑driven copy
  • Landing pages: 500–700 words focused on conversion
  • Academic papers: varies by discipline and journal

How to Use This Word Counter Tool Effectively

  1. Paste your text to get instant counts for words, characters, sentences, and paragraphs.
  2. Check reading level and adjust tone to fit your target audience.
  3. Use keyword density insights to avoid keyword stuffing and improve topical coverage.
  4. Use time estimates to shape article length and layout decisions.
  5. Export data for reporting or content audits (CSV/JSON).

Tips for Better SEO Content

  • Use your primary keyword naturally in title, H1, early paragraph, and headings.
  • Include related secondary keywords, synonyms, and entities.
  • Structure with clear H2/H3 headings, short paragraphs, and bullets.
  • Optimize meta title and description for CTR and relevance.
  • Add internal links to related tools and articles; include useful external references.
  • Use images or diagrams with descriptive alt text to break up text blocks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What counts as a word?

Words are detected by whitespace boundaries. We also handle punctuation cleanup so counts are consistent with most editors.

How accurate are readability scores?

We use Flesch–Kincaid Grade and Flesch Reading Ease. They’re widely adopted estimates and best used as guidance, not strict rules.

What’s a good keyword density?

There’s no fixed “best” percentage. Focus on natural usage, topical depth, and user intent. Use density to diagnose repetition, not as a target.

How are reading and speaking times calculated?

Reading is estimated at ~200 words per minute, speaking at ~130 wpm. Adjust according to your audience or presentation style.

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