Does the tool upload my text or files?
No. Pasted text and selected files are processed in the browser. The tool does not send the content to a server.
Count words, characters, paragraphs, reading time, A4 pages, and standard pages from pasted text or local PDF, Word, OpenDocument, spreadsheet, presentation, ebook, subtitle, and text files.
Use the Word Counter + Character Counter when you need more than a simple textarea count. Paste text directly, or switch to file mode to extract readable text from documents and count the result in the browser. It is useful for drafts, PDFs with a text layer, DOCX files, OpenDocument files, slide decks, spreadsheets, ebooks, subtitles, Markdown, CSV, HTML, JSON, and plain text exports.
The tool reports words, characters, characters without spaces, sentences, paragraphs, lines, unique words, estimated reading time, speaking time, A4 pages, and standard publishing-style pages. File contents stay local to your browser; this tool does not upload the selected files to a server.
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File mode reads formats that can be handled safely on the client side. For PDFs it counts the embedded text layer; scanned image-only PDFs need OCR first. Modern Office and OpenDocument files are read from their structured document contents. Encrypted documents and old binary DOC files are intentionally not supported in the browser.
The word counter analyzes the extracted text after normalizing whitespace. Characters are counted with Unicode-aware logic, so emoji and non-Latin scripts behave more predictably than a raw JavaScript string length. Characters without spaces, UTF-8 bytes, JavaScript code units, paragraphs, lines, non-empty lines, sentences, unique words, average word length, and longest word are reported separately.
Page estimates are deliberately adjustable. A4 pages default to 500 words per full page, while standard pages default to 1,800 characters including spaces. These are estimates, not layout promises, because real pages depend on font, margins, line height, images, tables, and document design.
Different tools define a word or character differently. Hyphenated words, apostrophes, numbers, hidden text, comments, spreadsheet formulas, PDF extraction order, and slide notes can all affect totals. This counter aims to be transparent: it shows the assumptions you can change and separates detailed metrics so you can understand the result instead of relying on one opaque number.
No. Pasted text and selected files are processed in the browser. The tool does not send the content to a server.
Yes, if the PDF contains selectable text. Scanned image-only PDFs need OCR first, and encrypted PDFs are not supported.
Yes for modern Word formats such as DOCX, DOCM, DOTX, and DOTM. Old binary DOC files are not handled client side.
Yes. File mode lets you select one or many files, and the tool counts the extracted text together while still showing each file status.
Apps differ in how they treat hyphenated words, numbers, comments, hidden text, headers, footers, formulas, and extracted PDF text. Use this tool as a consistent browser-based count, and adjust the options when your target format has its own rules.
A4 pages are estimated from words per page. Standard pages are estimated from characters including spaces. Both values are editable because real layout depends on typography and formatting.