Text stays in your browser. Counting works well for everyday purposes; linguistic rules for words and sentences differ between languages.
No account required. Local tools keep your input in your browser.
Words are identified by sequences of letters or numbers, while characters use Unicode. Sentences are estimated from punctuation, so abbreviations and unusual writing styles can make the count differ from a linguistic analysis.
No. Counting runs locally in the browser and this tool does not submit your content to splet.me.
All spaces and other whitespace, including tabs and line breaks, are removed from the total character count.
Sentences are estimated using ending punctuation. Abbreviations, decimal numbers, quotes and some languages may give different results from linguistic sentence counting.
Yes. The counter uses Unicode, so č, š, ž and other Unicode characters are not restricted to ASCII.
