The character counter instantly counts every character (including spaces and punctuation) as you type or paste text. It updates in real-time, providing immediate feedback on your text's length.
Yes, spaces are counted as characters. This is standard practice for most character counting tools, as spaces take up a character position in text fields and documents.
Paragraphs are counted when there is a blank line between blocks of text. Single line breaks within text are considered part of the same paragraph.
The counter can handle up to 1 million characters, making it suitable for both short snippets and long documents. There's no practical limit for typical usage.
Sentences are counted based on standard punctuation marks (period, exclamation mark, or question mark) followed by a space. The counter is smart enough to handle common abbreviations and decimal numbers.
Yes, you can paste text from any source - documents, websites, or emails. The counter will immediately analyze the pasted content and provide character, word, sentence, and paragraph counts.
Words are counted by identifying groups of characters separated by spaces. Hyphenated words (like "self-driving") are counted as one word, following standard word counting conventions.
Once the page is loaded, the character counter works entirely in your browser. No internet connection is needed for counting, making it reliable even with unstable connections.
No, your text is never stored or saved. The counting happens entirely in your browser, and the text is cleared when you close or refresh the page, ensuring your privacy.
Yes, the character counter is perfect for checking social media post lengths. It's especially useful for platforms with strict character limits like Twitter, helping you stay within the allowed length.