Highly natural text.
Use of I, my, we demonstrates real experience.
Paste or type your text directly into the main area.
Observe the real-time results at the top dashboard.
Analyze word density, readability, and SEO below.
Export or copy your results with a single click.
Reach writing goals (NaNoWriMo) or limits for magazines and publishers.
Ensure ideal article length and keyword density for Google.
Meet required lengths in essays, theses, and academic reports.
Optimize descriptions, tweets, and bios to platform limits.
Adapt news and columns to the assigned space in digital media.
Adjust texts and prompts to not exceed the ChatGPT/Claude context window.
| Platform | Limit | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Twitter/X | 280 | Characters |
| 2200 | Characters | |
| Facebook Post | 63206 | Characters |
| LinkedIn Post | 3000 | Characters |
| TikTok Bio | 80 | Characters |
| YouTube Title | 100 | Characters |
| Google Ads Title | 30 | Characters |
| Meta Title SEO | 60 | Characters |
| Meta Desc SEO | 160 | Characters |
| Telegram Message | 4096 | Characters |
| Threads | 500 | Characters |
| Reddit Title | 300 | Characters |
| 65536 | Characters | |
| SMS | 160 | Characters |
| ChatGPT Prompt | ~4096 | Tokens |
In today's digital marketing landscape, content length remains a determining factor for ranking on Google. Various studies show that articles reaching the first page of results (SERPs) average between 1,400 and 1,800 words. However, it's not just about writing more, but writing better. Stuffing texts with empty words (fluff) penalizes user experience. This is where an advanced tool like WordCount Pro makes a difference, allowing you to audit your text density in real time.
Keyword Density is the percentage of times a specific term appears in relation to the total words in the text. Years ago, SEOs recommended saturating texts (keyword stuffing), which today results in massive penalties from algorithms like Google Panda or the recent Helpful Content Update.
The golden rule: Maintain a density of between 1% and 2.5% for your main keyword. Our tool features a specific SEO panel that will turn red if you exceed 3% density, alerting you to use synonyms or enriched semantic language (LSI keywords).
What's the point of attracting visitors if they leave the page after 5 seconds? The bounce rate is a critical indicator. To keep users glued to the screen, your text must be readable. WordCount Pro incorporates the reading metric based on the Flesch reading ease test. A high score (above 60) indicates that your content can be understood by middle school students, which is the gold standard for persuasive copywriting and viral blogs.
Unlike traditional word processors (like Word or Google Docs) that require navigating hidden menus to find statistics, WordCount Pro offers a live glass dashboard. Every keystroke instantly updates the metrics, including:
Optimize your metadata (Meta Titles of 60 characters and Meta Descriptions of 160 characters), adjust your tweets to 280 characters, and dominate content SEO with the pinpoint precision of our cloud-based text analysis algorithm.
Our algorithm detects whitespace, line breaks, and punctuation marks to separate and count words with 100% accuracy, adapted to language rules.
Yes, it is fully optimized to recognize accents, diereses, the letter ñ, and other special characters.
No, all processing is done locally in your browser. No text is ever sent to our servers, ensuring total privacy and security.
By default, we calculate 300 words per page (standard spacing). You can change this in the settings to 250 (double space) or 500 (single space).
The average silent reading speed is 250 words per minute, and speaking is 150 words per minute. We've added sliders so you can adjust these metrics to your exact pace.
"Characters" count absolutely all letters, numbers, symbols, and whitespaces. "Characters without spaces" ignore all spaces and line breaks, useful for certain software limits or databases.
Currently we support direct upload of plain text files (.txt) by dragging and dropping into the editor. For PDFs or Word, we recommend selecting the text, copying (Ctrl+C), and pasting (Ctrl+V) directly.