Essays and applications
Check drafts against word or character limits before sending school, grant, scholarship, or job application text.
Word Counter
Paste text into the box below to measure its length before publishing, submitting, editing, or translating it. The counter runs locally in your browser, so your draft is not uploaded to AAAI Tools servers.
The tool counts visible text, including words with numbers, apostrophes, and hyphen-like punctuation. It estimates reading time at about 200 words per minute, which is a practical baseline for general web articles, notes, and documentation.
A word counter is useful whenever text needs to fit a clear limit or be reviewed for length before publication.
Check drafts against word or character limits before sending school, grant, scholarship, or job application text.
Measure article length, intro size, meta copy, and content blocks while editing pages for clarity and search visibility.
Estimate how long voiceover scripts, subtitle notes, and short explainer text may take to read aloud.
No. Counting happens in the browser. The pasted text is not submitted to the AAAI Tools server.
Different editors handle punctuation, numbers, contractions, emoji, and non-Latin languages differently. Use one counter consistently when a limit is important.
The estimate uses roughly 200 words per minute. Dense technical material, second-language reading, or content with many numbers can take longer.