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Docs writers, SEO teams, content reviewers, and founders checking Markdown length and structure before publishing.
Quick Markdown audits where word count alone is not enough and headings, links, or list density also matter.
Capture markdown-word-counter intent with a more useful Markdown-aware counter than a generic text counter.
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To count Markdown content, paste your source into the input box. The counter analyzes the text and reports words and characters alongside Markdown-specific counts, how many headings, links, and list items the document contains, so you get a fuller picture than a single word total.
Because the counter understands Markdown structure, it can separate the actual prose from formatting, giving more meaningful numbers when you are reviewing docs, README sections, or drafts. You can copy a clean summary of the counts for a review note or planning doc.
All counting happens locally in your browser. Your content is never uploaded to a server, so you can safely measure private drafts and internal documentation.
Markdown content usually needs more than one number. Headings, links, and list density often matter as much as total words when you are checking documentation, README sections, or content drafts for completeness and balance.
A plain text word counter would treat Markdown syntax as just more words and miss this structure entirely. This tool is Markdown-aware, so it reports the heading count, link count, and list-item count separately, which is far more useful for docs-oriented review.
That makes it a quick way to sanity-check a document before publishing, confirm a README has enough sections, or compare the structure of two drafts.
Short answers for the questions people usually have before trying a utility like this.
Yes. This tool is completely free to use, with no sign-up required.
No. All counting happens locally in your browser, so your content stays on your device.
Yes. The output includes words, characters, headings, links, and list items.
No. It is aware of Markdown structure, which makes it more useful for docs and README review than a generic word counter.
Yes. The counter runs in any modern browser, including mobile, since all processing happens on your device.
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Inspect one Markdown block and get stable counts for words, characters, headings, links, and list items locally.