Compteur de Mots
Compter mots, caractères, phrases, and paragraphes. Gratuit, private, in-browser.
What is a word counter?
A word counter is a tool that counts the mots in a piece of text and reports related statistics such as caractères, phrases, lignes, and paragraphes. Writers, students, and editors use a word counter to hit assignment limits, keep blog posts at the right length, and check that titles, captions, and meta descriptions fit platform restrictions.
This free word counter runs entirely in your browser. Paste or type any text and click Compter to see the total word count alongside caractères with and without spaces, phrases, lignes, and paragraphes. There is no upload, no signup, and no limit, so you can check a single sentence or an entire manuscript — and your text never leaves your device.
Comment faire count mots online
- Paste or type your text into the box above — anything from a paragraph to a full document.
- Click the Compter button and the tool instantly reports mots, caractères, phrases, lignes, and paragraphes.
- Review the results in the stat grid; edit your text and click Compter again to re-measure.
Frequently asked questions
Is the word counter free?
Yes — completely free with no limits, no signup, and nothing to install. Compter as many documents as you like, as often as you like.
Is my text uploaded?
No — counting happens entirely in your browser. Your text never leaves your device and nothing is stored or tracked.
How do I count mots in a paragraph?
Paste the paragraph into the box and click Compter — the tool reports mots, caractères, phrases, lignes, and paragraphes at once.
Does the word count match Microsoft Word?
It is very close. Both tools split text on whitespace, so counts normally agree unless your document uses unusual spacing, footnotes, or text boxes.