Countifier - The Ultimate Word Counter & Text Analysis Tool

Character count with spaces includes every single character in your text: all letters, numbers, punctuation marks, and, most importantly, all the spaces between words. This is the count you need for platforms with strict character limits, like Twitter (280 characters) or Google's SEO meta descriptions (around 160 characters).

Character count without spaces, on the other hand, excludes all whitespace. This metric is useful for understanding the actual density of your content and is sometimes used in academic or translation services to calculate costs.

Your privacy and security are our top priorities. We do not store, save, or share any text you enter on our servers. All the counting and analysis happen in real-time, directly within your web browser (client-side). Your text never leaves your device.

The optional "Save Text" feature uses your browser's local storage to save your work, meaning the data stays on your computer and is only accessible by you. You can clear this at any time by clearing your browser's cache or using the tool's history management features.

Effective SEO content is about more than just keywords; it's about quality, readability, and user experience. Our tool helps you achieve this in several ways:

• Keyword Density Checker: This feature shows you the most frequently used words and phrases in your text. It helps you ensure your main keywords are present without "keyword stuffing," which can lead to search engine penalties. A healthy density for a primary keyword is typically 1-2%.
• Readability Scores: We use formulas like the Flesch Reading Ease score to assess how easy your text is to understand. Content that is easy to read has higher user engagement and lower bounce rates—both of which are positive signals for Google and other search engines.
• Grammar & Sentence Structure: Error-free, well-structured content is a sign of authority and trustworthiness (part of Google's E-A-T guidelines). Our tool helps you identify long sentences and common grammar issues to produce a more professional and credible piece of content.

Absolutely. Our tool is built to handle documents of virtually any length, from a short tweet to a full-length novel or academic thesis. Since all processing is done in your browser, there are no server-side limitations on document size. For extremely long documents (e.g., over 100,000 words), the analysis might take a few extra seconds depending on your computer's processing power, but it is fully capable of handling the task.

Readability scores are metrics that tell you how easy your text is to read and understand. The most common one is the Flesch Reading Ease score, which rates text on a 100-point scale. The higher the score, the easier it is to understand.

These scores are important because if your content is too difficult for your target audience, they will simply leave your page. For web content, aiming for a score of 60-70 is generally a good target, as this is easily understood by the majority of adults. Writing for your audience's reading level improves user engagement and helps your content perform better.