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Om dette verktøyet
Count characters, words, sentences and paragraphs in any piece of text - with separate counts including and excluding spaces, plus an estimated reading and speaking time. Useful for tweets (character limits), essays (word counts), SEO copy (meta description length) and meeting prep (talk-time estimates).
Privvert updates counts live as you type, including a 'count selection only' mode. Everything runs in your browser - drafts never leave your device.
Funksjoner
- Live character count (with and without spaces)
- Word count
- Sentence and paragraph count
- Reading time estimate (~250 wpm)
- Speaking time estimate (~150 wpm)
- Selection-only counting
- Browser-only - text never uploaded
- Estimated reading time at 200 words per minute
Slik bruker du det
- Paste your text.
- Read the live counts in the side panel.
- (Optional) select only the part you want to measure.
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Ofte stilte spørsmål
Roughly 250 words per minute for silent reading - the average for adult prose. Speaking pace assumes ~150 wpm.
By terminal punctuation (. ! ?) followed by whitespace. Abbreviations like 'Dr.' or 'e.g.' may inflate the count slightly - that's a known limitation of every text counter.
Yes - Privvert counts user-perceived characters (grapheme clusters), so a single emoji counts as one regardless of how many bytes it uses internally. This matches how Twitter and most platforms count for limits.
Paragraphs are blocks of text separated by one or more blank lines. Trailing blank lines are ignored.
For Chinese, Japanese and Korean, each character is counted as a word, which matches the convention most tools use for those languages. For mixed text, runs of CJK and Latin are counted with their respective rules.
Everything you paste is counted. If you want to exclude headings, code blocks or other regions, strip them first - the tool measures whatever you give it.