Character Counter

Count Unicode characters, not UTF-16 units. Emoji sequences and combining marks can contain several code points. For example, A😊 has 2 code points and 3 UTF-16 units.

Definition: Characters are counted as Unicode code points. Platforms that count UTF-16 code units, as X does, charge two units per character outside the Basic Multilingual Plane, which is why many emoji count as two.

The Unicode Standard Last updated: 2026-09

Set your own character limit. The progress bar compares code points, not a platform-specific weighted count; check the destination’s current rules.

Text Input

Character Count No limit
0

Text Statistics

Words 0
Chars (no spaces) 0
Lines 0
Paragraphs 0

Count Unicode characters, not UTF-16 units. Emoji sequences and combining marks can contain several code points. For example, A😊 has 2 code points and 3 UTF-16 units.

Word estimates use the interface language and browser word segmentation when available; older browsers split at whitespace. Chinese and Japanese words do not require spaces.

Character limit

Set your own character limit. The progress bar compares code points, not a platform-specific weighted count; check the destination’s current rules.

Real-time Feedback

Visual progress bar changes color as you approach character limits.

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Character Counter FAQ

Can I check social platform limits here?

Yes. Choose a platform preset to compare your text against its common character limits.

Does this include spaces and line breaks?

Yes. Total count includes all characters, and you also get a count without spaces.

Can I import or export text?

Yes. Upload `.txt` files to analyze and download the current content anytime.

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