Paste the text, leave Word Count enabled, and click Run to see the total in the status bar. If needed, add cleanup options first so the count reflects the final version you plan to use. This page is useful when counting and cleanup need to happen together instead of in two separate tools.
Use it for AI drafts, essays, outlines, blog posts, bios, resumes, social posts, job applications, ad copy, prompts, or copied text from PDFs and websites when you need a fast length check. It is especially useful when you are trying to fit a target range before sending or publishing something.
This page is useful when you want to clean spacing, remove formatting noise, strip bullets, or merge lines first, then count the final version you actually plan to use. That produces a more realistic total than counting the raw messy paste.
The word counter totals the visible words in the edited output. It is a practical way to estimate length for article drafts, prompts, plain-text fields, outlines, or short-form content where word count matters more than visual styling.
This example shows the kind of text you might count and the resulting total on the cleaned output. The point is not just the number itself, but the ability to count after the text has been cleaned.
Chris wrote this short draft. Ben added two more lines. Alan reviewed the final copy. Sarah approved the update.
Chris wrote this short draft. Ben added two more lines. Alan reviewed the final copy. Sarah approved the update. Words: 18
This page is also useful for short-form content where you want to compare versions or keep a draft inside a target length.
Short bio draft:
Product marketer with experience in SaaS, lifecycle email, and growth content.
Open to remote roles.
Short bio draft:
Product marketer with experience in SaaS, lifecycle email, and growth content.
Open to remote roles.
Words: 17
Paste your text into the page, enable Word Count, and the status bar will show the word total for the edited output.
It works well for essays, AI output, notes, copy drafts, prompts, bios, social posts, pasted text from PDFs, and any content where you need a quick word total.
Yes. The tool runs in the browser so you can clean text quickly without installing extra software.
Yes. That is one of the main benefits of this page. You can remove extra spaces, merge line breaks, strip formatting noise, and then count the cleaned version you actually plan to use.