productivity
Word Counter
Use the word counter for drafts, snippets, descriptions, essays, social posts, and quick writing checks that stay in the browser.
Count words and characters in a note, article draft, essay, product description, social post, or form-field snippet.
Result
How it works
Count before editing
Run the count before trimming or rewriting so you know the starting size of a draft, caption, essay, support reply, or description.
Separate words from characters
Use word totals for length expectations and character totals for fields, snippets, titles, and forms that care about exact space usage.
Review private drafts before pasting
Review private drafts before pasting and remove confidential, regulated, student, client, credential, or unpublished material unless your policy allows browser tools.
Examples
Short sentence
Input: Find it. Solve it.
Output: 4 words, 18 characters
Whitespace only
Input: Three spaces
Output: 0 words, 3 characters
Draft check
Input: A 750-word article draft
Output: 750 words plus character totals
Product description
Input: 120-word product copy
Output: 120 words plus character totals
Email draft
Input: A 220-word message
Output: 220 words plus character totals
Social caption
Input: A 60-word caption
Output: 60 words plus character totals
Publishing checklist
Input: Article draft before CMS paste
Output: Word and character totals to review before publishing
Essay section
Input: A 1200-word section
Output: 1200 words plus character totals
FAQ
Is text sent to a server?
No. The word counter runs in the browser.
How are words counted?
Words are separated by whitespace after trimming the text.
Are spaces included in characters?
The result shows both total characters and characters without spaces.
Should I paste confidential text?
Avoid pasting confidential, regulated, or sensitive text into any web tool unless your policy allows it.
Does it save my draft?
No. The counter runs in the browser and does not provide a save or account feature.
Does punctuation create extra words?
No. Punctuation inside a non-empty token stays with that token; words are primarily separated by whitespace.
What happens with empty text?
Empty text returns zero words and zero characters.
Is the count the same as every writing app?
Not always. Apps can treat punctuation, symbols, emojis, and languages without spaces differently, so use this as a fast transparent estimate.
Does SOLVEOZA store pasted text for analytics?
No. Custom analytics avoid raw text input, raw pasted draft content, filenames, and private writing snippets. SOLVEOZA tracks tool interactions without storing the pasted draft content.