Essay-length presets
Jump to 250, 500, 750, 1,000, 1,500, or 2,000 words, while retaining the freedom to enter any custom target.
Stay inside an assignment’s word limit with exact live counts, essay-length presets, paragraph balance, reading time, and keyword insights.
Move from an assignment-specific count to broader text analysis, capitalization cleanup, or typing practice.
Start with the limit your teacher, school, or application provides. The counter keeps the target visible while you draft and revise.
Select a common essay length from 250 to 2,000 words, or enter the exact limit from your assignment.
The workspace counts words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, reading time, and repeated keywords as you type.
Use the live under, exact, or over-target message to revise, then copy your essay or download a plain-text draft.
Jump to 250, 500, 750, 1,000, 1,500, or 2,000 words, while retaining the freedom to enter any custom target.
Check paragraphs, sentences, average paragraph length, sentence length, vocabulary, and estimated reading time together.
Your essay is analyzed and auto-saved only in this browser. It is kept separate from drafts in the general Word Counter.
Toolkit uses language-aware browser segmentation when available. Letters and numbers form words, while spaces and punctuation alone do not. Your school or submission system may treat some hyphenated terms differently, so its final count should take priority.
Yes. The preset buttons cover several common lengths, and the target field accepts a custom goal up to 999,999 words.
Yes. It reports how many words remain, when the count exactly matches the target, and how many words the essay is over.
No. The analysis happens in your browser. The draft can be auto-saved in local browser storage, but it is not sent to Toolkit.
Yes. Highlight any part of the essay in the editor to see a separate word and character count for that selection.
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