Get a more detailed word count than Google Docs provides — including character count, reading time, reading level, keyword density and more.
Google Docs has a built-in word count tool (Tools → Word count, or Ctrl+Shift+C), but it only shows pages, words and character totals. After you paste a copy here, WordCountPro also estimates reading time, speaking time, sentence and paragraph totals, unique words and reading level.
This page is not a Google Docs add-on and does not connect to your Google account. You choose what to copy, and the pasted text is processed locally in your browser.
There are two ways to check word count in Google Docs. The built-in method is to go to Tools → Word count (or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+C on Windows, or Cmd+Shift+C on Mac). This shows a basic word and character count. For a more detailed analysis, copy your text and paste it into WordCountPro using the steps above.
No. Google Docs only shows word count, character count, and page count. To see estimated reading time, paste your text into WordCountPro above.
Yes. All processing happens entirely in your browser. Nothing you paste is ever sent to our servers. Your document content stays completely private.
Ctrl+Shift+C on Windows or Cmd+Shift+C on Mac opens the word count panel in Google Docs. You can also enable "Display word count while typing" in the same panel to see a live count in the bottom left corner of your document.
Yes. The same process works for any text — select all, copy, paste here. Works with Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Notion, or any other writing tool.