Visible characters and code points
Understand why an emoji or accented letter may count differently in software.
Unicode-aware character counter
Measure visible graphemes separately from code points and UTF-8 bytes, with custom limits for any form or platform.
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Emoji, combining accents, and some scripts can contain several code points in one visible character. This counter shows both measures instead of hiding the difference.
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The jobs this tool completes
Understand why an emoji or accented letter may count differently in software.
Check progress against the actual form limit instead of relying on a potentially outdated platform preset.
Count words, sentences, paragraphs, lines, whitespace, and UTF-8 bytes together.
Workflow
Learn the details
Understand graphemes, code points, UTF-16 units, and bytes when a platform reports a surprising character count.
Read guide →GuideUse a custom character limit safely without relying on changing social-network or marketplace presets.
Read guide →Common questions
Understand why an emoji or accented letter may count differently in software.
Check progress against the actual form limit instead of relying on a potentially outdated platform preset.
Count words, sentences, paragraphs, lines, whitespace, and UTF-8 bytes together.
No. The tool completes and explains its calculation or transformation, but another platform can apply different limits, rules, encoders, or policies. Verify consequential output in the destination.
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