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Chinese Character Counter

Count Chinese characters, Japanese kana and kanji, Korean Hangul and Hanja, English words, sentences, lines and UTF-8 bytes. Your text stays in this browser.

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TXT, MD, CSV, JSON and DOCX up to 10 MB

Text statistics

UNICODE
Characters0Including spaces and line breaks
No whitespace0Spaces and line breaks excluded
Words0Locale-aware word boundaries
Sentences0Detected by sentence boundaries
Paragraphs0Separated by blank lines
Lines0Including blank lines
UTF-8 bytes0Encoded storage size
Unique characters0Whitespace excluded
Progress excluding whitespace1000 characters · 0%

SCRIPT

CJK script breakdown

Detected by Unicode script. Shared Han ideographs are grouped together.

  • Han characters00%
  • Hiragana00%
  • Katakana00%
  • Hangul00%
  • Latin letters00%
  • Numbers00%
  • Punctuation & symbols00%
  • Other characters00%

FREQUENCY

Character frequency

The 12 most common non-whitespace characters.

Character frequency will appear as you type.

    Counting happens in this browser. A public document parser is loaded only when you import DOCX; the file itself is never uploaded.

    CHINESE, JAPANESE & KOREAN TEXT COUNT

    A Unicode-aware character counter for CJK text

    Use it as a Chinese character counter, Japanese character counter or Korean text counter. Beyond words and characters, it identifies the scripts inside multilingual copy without sending text to a server.

    Count complete Unicode characters

    Emoji families, combining marks and other grapheme sequences count as the single visible character users expect.

    Break down CJK scripts

    Measure Han ideographs, Hiragana, Katakana, Hangul, Latin letters, numbers, punctuation and symbols separately.

    Track frequency and a target

    Find repeated characters and set a target for descriptions, assignments, submissions and form limits.

    How to count Chinese and CJK characters

    1. Type or paste text, or import a supported text or DOCX file.
    2. Review characters, words, sentences, paragraphs, lines and UTF-8 bytes.
    3. Use the script breakdown, frequency list and target progress for a closer check.

    Character counter questions

    What is the difference between characters and Han characters?

    Characters include letters, numbers, punctuation, whitespace and line breaks. Han characters count only Unicode Han ideographs shared across Chinese, Japanese and Korean writing systems.

    Why is the byte count different from the character count?

    Characters describe visible text units. Bytes describe encoded storage. In UTF-8, an English letter is usually 1 byte while a common Han character is usually 3 bytes.

    Are imported Word files uploaded?

    No. DOCX text is extracted in your browser and is not sent to JianFan.app or a third-party conversion server.

    How much text can I count?

    The tool accepts up to 3 million characters. Longer input runs in a background worker; split anything larger into sections.