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Check your text against every platform limit at the same timeEvery platform has its own ceiling, and going one character over is a special kind of annoying. This page counts as you type and knows each platform's limit, so you find out your tweet is 12 characters over before you open the app.
Check your text against every platform limit at the same time
0 characters · 0 words · X weighted count: 0
The X row uses weighted counting (links count as 23, most emoji as 2) like the real composer. All other rows count plain characters including spaces and line breaks.
Type or paste your draft into the text box.
Watch the per platform rows update with used and remaining characters.
Edit until the platforms you care about are all within their limits.
Every platform measures text differently, so one caption rarely fits everywhere. This counter checks your draft against the limits of X, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube at once, with live remaining counts and over-limit warnings. The X row even uses weighted counting for links and emoji, just like the real composer. Draft once, check everywhere, and post knowing nothing will get cut off.
Daily drafting workflows where live counts save the guesswork.
Social media managers drafting a week of posts check every caption against every platform in one place, instead of counting in a notes app.
Anyone writing an Instagram bio can iterate on wording while watching the 150-character ceiling and trim a word while they still can.
Bloggers repurposing article intros as social posts can see at a glance exactly what fits where on each platform daily.
Paste anything you like, hashtags, emojis and line breaks included, to check exactly what still fits inside each platform's limit.
Know what the numbers mean before you trust them.
Spaces count toward the total on most platforms, and this tool counts them, matching how X, Instagram and LinkedIn measure text.
Some platforms count certain characters specially: URLs on X are shortened to a fixed length, and some emoji count as more than one character.
Because the counts update live, editing becomes a simple loop: tweak a phrase, watch the number move, stop when it fits.
Counts update live as you type, with each platform's limit built in, so small edits stay quick and honest.