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OpenWord Counter
Count words, characters, characters without spaces, sentences, and paragraphs for drafts, posts, essays, and metadata.
All processing happens locally in your browser. Your input is never sent to a server or saved by Wraplet.
Text counts
9 words
- Words
- 9
- Characters
- 50
- Without spaces
- 42
- Sentences
- 1
- Paragraphs
- 1
Formula or method
Words are counted by splitting trimmed text on whitespace.
Characters include spaces and punctuation; characters without spaces remove whitespace before counting.
Inputs
Paste plain text, paragraphs, or short copy. Line breaks are used when counting paragraphs.
Result
The result highlights word count first and also provides character, sentence, and paragraph counts.
Use cases
- Check article drafts, social posts, meta descriptions, homework, abstracts, product copy, or any text with a length target.
How to use
Paste or type your text into the text box.
Check the instant counts for words, characters, characters without spaces, sentences, and paragraphs.
Use the counts to trim a draft, meet a limit, or compare versions of the same text.
Examples
Word Counter example
The sample has three whitespace-separated words and includes punctuation in the character count.
Wraplet is fast.
3 words, 16 characters, 14 characters without spaces, 1 sentence, 1 paragraph
Frequently asked questions
Do spaces count as characters?
Yes. The character count includes spaces, and the separate 'without spaces' count removes whitespace.
How are words counted?
Words are counted from non-empty text chunks separated by whitespace, which works well for most everyday drafts.
Can I count paragraphs?
Yes. Paragraphs are counted from non-empty blocks separated by line breaks.
Does the word counter save my text?
No. The count runs in your browser and your input is not saved by Wraplet.