Text input and character count
Text input
The character count of your input is displayed in real time below.
The character count of your input is displayed in real time below.
Character Counter is a free online tool designed for Japanese text. Beyond basic character, word, line, and paragraph counting, it provides kanji, hiragana, and katakana character classification, Japanese readability scoring, and more - all in real time.
Whether you are checking character limits for blog posts or social media, verifying word counts for reports and essays, or comparing text lengths during translation, Character Counter has you covered. All text is processed entirely in your browser and is never sent to any server, so you can safely count even confidential documents.
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