Count words, characters, sentences and paragraphs as you type, with reading and speaking time and the most frequent words in your text. Nothing is uploaded or saved.
Word count divided by 225 words per minute, a common estimate for adult silent reading of general text. Technical or unfamiliar text is usually read more slowly, so treat the figure as a guide, not an exact prediction.
Word count divided by 130 words per minute, a typical pace for a presentation or a video script read aloud at a natural, unhurried speed.
Sentences are counted by splitting on sentence-ending punctuation (. ! ?). Paragraphs are counted by splitting on blank lines. Both are estimates: abbreviations, decimals and unusual formatting can shift the count.
It is how often each word appears, shown as a percentage of all counted words. Common function words (the, and, a...) can be excluded so the list reflects the topic words instead. It is useful for checking that a page does not repeat one keyword unnaturally, not a ranking factor by itself.
No. Counting runs entirely in your browser as you type. Nothing is sent to a server or saved.