Whitespace Remover
Cleans text by trimming, collapsing, joining, or removing whitespace.
Count words, characters, sentences and unique words, and estimate reading and speaking time. Use the word frequency counter to see the ten most frequent words, their counts and their share of the text. Type or paste text, or upload a text file.
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The tool counts words, sentences, and characters with the browser's text segmenter, which handles languages beyond plain English and counts visible characters the way a reader would. Hyphenated words such as well-known count as one word.
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog gives 9 words, 43 characters, 35 characters without spaces, and 1 sentence.The table lists up to ten words, ordered by count. Uppercase and lowercase are combined, so River and river share one row. Different forms such as river and rivers stay separate.
Share is the row's count divided by the total recognized word count, multiplied by 100. Purely numeric tokens can count toward Words but do not get a row in Top words. Turning on Hide common words removes common English words from the table; it leaves the total word count and the share denominator unchanged.
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The river flows. The river bends. River, river! 42.
The result is 9 words. river appears 4 times, so its share is 4 ÷ 9 × 100 = 44.4%, rounded to one decimal place. Hiding common words removes the from the table and keeps river's share at 44.4%. These counts describe the text you supplied; they do not judge its writing quality.
Apple and apple are counted together.Usually it is close, but not always exact. Hyphenated words, symbols, and some punctuation rules can make two apps differ by a few words.
Reading time uses 238 words per minute, which is a common average for silent reading. Speaking time uses 150 words per minute for a steady spoken pace.
Yes. The browser's segmenter can split words and sentences in scripts such as Chinese and Japanese.
No. The count happens in your browser, so the text never needs to leave the page.
Often used together with Text Statistics.
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