Blog Word & Character Counter
Count characters with and without spaces, paragraphs, reading time, and keyword density for blog drafts
Check that a blog draft hits its target length before you publish. This counter tracks characters both with and without spaces, counts paragraphs and reading time, and measures how often each keyword repeats — useful for Korean blog platforms like Naver Blog and Tistory, where character counts (not word counts) are the standard guideline.
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How to use
- Paste your full draft into the text box.
- Watch the live panel for characters with spaces, characters without spaces, and estimated reading time.
- Review the keyword table to see whether any term is repeated so often that it reads as stuffing.
FAQ
- How long should a blog post be to rank well?
- There's no fixed rule, but a substantive informational post generally lands somewhere around 1,500 to 3,000 characters (roughly 300 to 600 English words). What matters more is that the body reads naturally and keyword density stays moderate — about 2 to 4% — and this tool measures both.
- Do emojis and special characters count toward the character total?
- Yes — emojis, symbols, and numbers are all counted as one character each. The 'excluding spaces' count only drops spaces and line breaks, while punctuation like periods and commas is still counted, so the total closely matches your actual manuscript length.
- Do emojis and special characters count toward the character total?
- Yes — emojis, symbols, and numbers are all counted as one character each. The 'excluding spaces' count only drops spaces and line breaks, while punctuation like periods and commas is still counted, so the total closely matches your actual manuscript length.