FreNiMi Tools

Word & Character Counter

See word count, character count, sentence count, and estimated reading time as you type.

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How to check text length instantly

Paste or type your content to measure words, characters, sentences, and estimated reading time without uploading the text.

Enter your text

Paste an article, essay, caption, product description, or other draft into the text area.

Review live totals

The word, character, sentence, and reading-time figures update automatically while you edit.

Edit to your target

Shorten or expand the draft until it fits the limit required by your publication, form, or assignment.

Private word and character counting

The counter runs entirely in the current browser tab. FreNiMi does not receive or store the entered content, which is useful for unpublished drafts, client copy, application responses, and internal documents.

Words are counted as groups separated by whitespace. Character count includes spaces and punctuation. Sentence count looks for groups ending in a period, question mark, or exclamation point, while reading time uses an average speed of 225 words per minute.

Common uses

  • Check article, essay, and assignment length.
  • Fit summaries, captions, and descriptions into character limits.
  • Estimate how long a speech, article, or documentation page takes to read.
  • Track changes while editing without creating an account.

Frequently asked questions

Does the character count include spaces?

Yes. Every typed character, including spaces, punctuation, and line breaks, contributes to the character total.

How is reading time calculated?

The estimate divides the word total by 225 words per minute and rounds up to the next whole minute.

Is my text saved or uploaded?

No. Counting happens locally in your browser and the page does not send the entered text to FreNiMi.

Why can sentence counts vary between tools?

Sentence detection is an estimate. Abbreviations, decimals, fragments, and text without ending punctuation can produce different results.