About this tool
Count words, characters, and lines in Arabic or English before you publish a caption, a meta description, or a brief. This page is a working counter plus a short field guide — not an empty widget.
Social platforms, ads, and SEO fields all punish guesswork. Instagram captions behave differently from Google title tags; a LinkedIn post that “feels short” can still blow a 3,000-character limit once you paste hashtags. A live word counter on 1CLIK lets you paste once, read three numbers, and trim with intent.
Arabic text is counted the same way your browser sees it: spaces split words, and characters include letters, tashkeel, punctuation, and emoji. If you need a clean caption, run the text through Text Cleaner first, then come back here so the count matches what will actually go live.
Use this tool when you write bilingual creatives for Gulf audiences, when a client asks for “exactly 150 words”, or when you are checking that a meta description will not be cut in search results. Pair it with SEO Meta Length when the job is a title/description pair rather than a full article.
Quick steps
- Paste or type your draft in the box.
- Read words, characters, and line breaks as they update.
- Trim filler, split long sentences, and paste again if you edit elsewhere.
- Copy the final text into Instagram, your CMS, or an ad form.
Text stays in your browser. 1CLIK does not upload the draft to our servers to count it.
FAQ
Does Arabic with tashkeel count as extra characters?
Yes. Harakat are real Unicode characters. If a platform strips them, the live count may be slightly lower than what you see here.
Are hashtags words?
A hashtag without a space is usually one word. Spaces and line breaks create new words.
Can I count a whole article?
Yes. Paste the article. For very large files, split by section so you can edit as you go.