User Rating 0.0
Total Usage 1 times
Characters 0 With spaces
Words 0
Sentences 0
Paragraphs 0
No Spaces 0
Est. Tokens 0 For AI

Platform Limits

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Time Metrics

Silent Reading (200 wpm) 0s
Speaking (130 wpm) 0s
Handwriting (20 wpm) 0s

Keyword Density

Keyword Count %
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Text Quality

Avg Word Length 0
Avg Sentence Length 0
Longest Word -
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About

Precision in text length is no longer just about brevity; it is about compliance and optimization. Digital platforms enforce strict byte-limit constraints. Google truncates titles exceeding 600 pixels. Ad networks reject headlines over 30 characters. A database field set to VARCHAR(255) will silently truncate data, leading to critical application errors.

This tool is not merely a counter; it is a compliance engine. It allows copywriters, developers, and SEO professionals to validate text against a massive database of industry standards. From checking GSM-7 encoding compatibility for SMS to estimating LLM Tokens for cost control in AI applications, this tool provides the technical metrics hidden by standard word processors. It handles multi-byte characters (emojis) correctly, differentiates between whitespace and content, and calculates reading velocity.

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Formulas

To estimate the Speaking Time Tspeak, we use a standard speech rate R (avg 130 words per minute).

Tspeak = Words130 minutes

Keyword Density KD measures the frequency of a target phrase relative to the total volume.

KD = CountkeywordCounttotal × 100

Flesch-Kincaid Readability components are derived from sentence length and syllables per word. The core metric uses the average sentence length (ASL).

ASL = WordsSentences

Reference Data

Platform / ContextMax LengthOptimal RangeTruncation Point
Google SEO Title60 chars50 - 60~580px
Google SEO Description160 chars150 - 160~920px
YouTube Video Title100 chars60 - 7070 (Search)
YouTube Description5000 chars200 - 300 (Intro)157 (Snippet)
X (Twitter) Post280 chars70 - 100Hard Limit
X (Twitter) Bio160 chars140 - 160Hard Limit
LinkedIn Headline220 chars90 - 120Mobile varies
LinkedIn About2600 chars2000+270 (See more)
Instagram Bio150 chars130 - 150Hard Limit
Instagram Caption2200 chars135 - 150125 (More)
Facebook Ad Headline40 chars25 - 40Depending on Ad format
Facebook Ad Body Text125 chars90 - 125125
Google Ads Headline30 chars25 - 30Hard Limit
Google Ads Description90 chars80 - 90Hard Limit
Email Subject Line998 chars30 - 5040 (iPhone)
SMS (GSM-7)160 chars0 - 160160 (Multi-part)
SMS (UCS-2 / Emoji)70 chars0 - 7070 (Multi-part)
Amazon Title200 chars80 - 100 (Mobile)80 (Mobile grid)
eBay Title80 chars75 - 80Hard Limit
TikTok Bio80 chars60 - 80Hard Limit
Pinterest Title100 chars40 - 10030 (Grid)

Frequently Asked Questions

Standard counters often treat emojis as 2 characters due to JavaScript's UTF-16 encoding. This tool uses iterator-based logic (spread syntax) to count visual "grapheme clusters" as single characters where appropriate, while also providing the byte count for database storage reference.
A character is a single unit of text (letter, number, symbol). A Token is a semantic unit used by AI models (like GPT). One word can be 1 token, or it can be split into multiple tokens. We use the industry standard approximation: 1000 characters ≈ 250 tokens.
If your text contains a single non-GSM character (like an emoji, or a Cyrillic/Asian character), the entire message switches to UCS-2 encoding. UCS-2 takes up more data per character, reducing the limit per SMS segment from 160 to 70.
Directly, no. However, indirect benefits are massive. Preventing title truncation in search results (SERPs) improves Click-Through Rate (CTR). High CTR is a strong signal to search engines that your content is relevant.
Stop words are high-frequency words (the, is, at, which, on) that carry little semantic meaning. We filter these out to show you the "true" keywords that define the topic of your text.