Character Counter
Enter a title and a description in the same view. The counter is here to help you finish snippet copy, not to score an essay. Word frequency, when you ask for it, is a raw count and a percentage—not a quality rating.
Enter a word to see how often it appears in the fields above. The count is not a quality score.
How the count is made
Characters are Unicode code points. Spaces are included in the main number and excluded in the second number. Words are splits on whitespace. UTF-16 length is shown when you need to compare with environments that still count that way.
When to use this counter
Use it when a title and a description must be judged together—for example, when the description repeats a word already in the title. If you only need the snippet look, the SERP preview is the better first stop. This page stays with counts so you can adjust a sentence without leaving the draft.
Questions
Is the frequency figure a density score?
No. It is the number of times the word appears and that number as a percent of all words in the fields. It is not a judgment of quality.
Why show UTF-16 as well?
Some older counters use UTF-16 length. Emoji can make that number larger than the code-point count. The page reports both when they differ in the title or description detail.
Does this replace a general word processor count?
No. The fields are arranged for title and meta work. A long article belongs in the optional box only as a spot check.