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Paste a draft and see how it fits X, LinkedIn, Threads and Instagram. Runs in your browser, so it is unlimited.
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0 / 210
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0 / 2,200
Start typing to see which part of your opening shows before "see more".
The X count follows X's published weighting rules as an approximation: every link counts as 23, emoji and CJK characters count as 2, most other characters as 1. X does the final count when you post. The LinkedIn cut-off is about 210 characters and shifts with device and layout, so treat it as a guide. Other platforms count user-perceived characters; an emoji is one.
Runs in your browser. Your text is not uploaded, saved or counted against any limit.
Paste or type a draft and the counts update as you type. The tool checks it against X (280 characters), a LinkedIn post (3,000), the LinkedIn hook cut-off (about 210 characters before "see more"), Threads (500) and an Instagram caption (2,200). It also shows the word count and the reading time at 200 words per minute. The X count is an approximation of X's weighted counting: every link counts as 23 characters whatever its length, emoji and CJK characters count as 2, and most other characters count as 1. X makes the final count when you post, so keep a small margin when you are close to the limit. For the other platforms the tool counts user-perceived characters, so an emoji is one character. The hook preview shows the part of your opening that is visible before LinkedIn's "see more" link and dims the rest. That cut-off changes with device, language and layout, so treat 210 as a guide and put the point of the post in the first line. Everything runs in your browser and your text is never sent anywhere.
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X: 154 / 280 (the link counts as 23) LinkedIn post: 171 / 3,000 LinkedIn hook: 171 / 210, fully visible Threads: 171 / 500 Instagram caption: 171 / 2,200 29 words, about 9 seconds to read
A standard X post is limited to 280 weighted characters. Links count as 23 whatever their length, and emoji and CJK characters count as 2. This is why a short post in Japanese or with several emoji can reach the limit sooner than its character count suggests.
Around 210 characters of the opening on many layouts, which is why the first line matters. The exact cut changes with device and layout, so use the hook preview as a guide rather than a guarantee.
No. The counting runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or saved, and the tool does not use your free AI tool uses.
It follows X's published counting rules closely, but it is an approximation. Always check the count in X before you publish a post that sits right at the limit.