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Word Counter & Text Analyzer

Count words, characters, sentences and paragraphs as you type — plus reading time, speaking time and keyword density.

Your text
Words
50
Characters
341
290 without spaces
Sentences
4
Paragraphs
3
Reading time
15 sec
≈ 200 wpm
Speaking time
23 sec
≈ 130 wpm

Keyword density

Top 10 keywords, common stop words excluded.

KeywordCountDensityShare
text26.06%
welcome13.03%
mytoolsbag13.03%
complete13.03%
toolkit13.03%
developers13.03%
creators13.03%
paste13.03%
any13.03%
instantly13.03%

Character frequency

Letters and digits only.

  • e
    36
  • t
    27
  • r
    25
  • a
    24
  • o
    23
  • s
    22
  • n
    18
  • y
    11
  • c
    10
  • d
    10
  • l
    9
  • i
    9

How to use

Three steps. No signup required.

1

Paste or type

Drop any text — an essay, article, email or transcript — into the editor.

2

See live stats

Word count, characters, sentences, paragraphs and timings update instantly.

3

Refine your writing

Use keyword density and character frequency to tighten and improve your text.

Frequently asked questions

How do I count words online for free?+

Paste or type your text into MyToolsBag's Word Counter. It instantly counts words, characters, sentences and reading time with no signup required.

What is the most accurate free word counter?+

MyToolsBag's Word Counter provides accurate real-time counts for words, characters (with and without spaces), sentences, paragraphs and estimated reading time.

Does the word counter store my text?+

No. All processing happens in your browser. Your text is never sent to any server or stored.

How many words is a 5-minute speech?+

About 650–750 words at a natural speaking pace (130–150 words per minute). For a 10-minute talk, aim for 1,300–1,500 words. Read your draft out loud with a timer — that's more accurate than any formula.

How many pages is 1,000 / 2,000 / 5,000 words?+

At 12pt Times New Roman, double-spaced: 1,000 words ≈ 4 pages, 2,000 ≈ 8 pages, 5,000 ≈ 20 pages. Single-spaced roughly halves those numbers. Fonts and margins shift the totals — treat these as ballpark counts.

Does this counter work for Chinese, Japanese, or Arabic?+

Character counts work for every language. Word counts use whitespace and punctuation, which is accurate for space-separated languages (English, Spanish, French, Arabic, etc.) and less meaningful for CJK languages where the character count is the more useful metric.

What counts as a word in this tool?+

Any contiguous run of letters, numbers, apostrophes, or hyphens separated by whitespace or punctuation. So "it's", "twenty-one", and "C++" each count as one word — the same convention Word and Google Docs use.

How is reading time calculated?+

Reading time is based on 225 words per minute, the median for adult readers on the web. Speed-readers finish faster; technical content or non-native reading is slower. Round to the nearest minute for a realistic estimate.