Word Count
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Updated instantly from your text
Count words in real time, switch between reading modes, and estimate speaking duration with a clean professional interface.
Word Count
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Updated instantly from your text
Reading Time
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Based on 130 wpm
Characters
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Useful for copy checks and drafts
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Estimated speech duration
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Calculated using the selected pace and refined for common speech and reading scenarios.
Common conversions
Use this table to estimate how long common article lengths or scripts take to read at different speeds.
| Words | Slow (100 wpm) | Average (130 wpm) | Fast (160 wpm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 500 | 5 min 0 sec | 3 min 51 sec | 3 min 8 sec |
| 750 | 7 min 30 sec | 5 min 46 sec | 4 min 41 sec |
| 1,000 | 10 min 0 sec | 7 min 42 sec | 6 min 15 sec |
| 1,200 | 12 min 0 sec | 9 min 14 sec | 7 min 30 sec |
| 1,500 | 15 min 0 sec | 11 min 32 sec | 9 min 23 sec |
| 1,800 | 18 min 0 sec | 13 min 51 sec | 11 min 15 sec |
| 2,000 | 20 min 0 sec | 15 min 23 sec | 12 min 30 sec |
| 3,000 | 30 min 0 sec | 23 min 5 sec | 18 min 45 sec |
| 5,000 | 50 min 0 sec | 38 min 28 sec | 31 min 15 sec |
Use cases
This tool helps teams estimate reading time for blog posts, public speeches, product copy, and editorial drafts.
Plan article length and improve engagement.
Estimate how long your talk will take aloud.
Match content length to conversion goals.
Track drafts, cuts, and pacing changes.
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FAQ
These FAQ answers improve clarity for users and strengthen keyword relevance for search engines.
Divide the total word count by your speaking speed (words per minute). This tool does it instantly and displays the result in minutes and seconds.
Most speakers land between 100 and 160 words per minute depending on the style. Reading aloud is usually slower, while a practiced presentation can be faster.
Reading Aloud and Silent Reading use different pace assumptions. Silent reading is typically faster, while speaking out loud requires more time for clarity and pauses.
Yes. A word counter and reading time estimator helps match article length to user expectations, improves clarity, and supports better content planning.
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