140 emoji
- Input
- 😀 × 140
- Expected output
- 280 no X (560 bytes UTF-8)
Fills the limit; the 141st goes to 282.
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Twitter (X) character limit, tweet character counter
X does not count a post by plain letters: it weighs them. The official documentation says the limit is 280 and that emoji and CJK characters count as 2 each, while every link counts as 23, whatever its length. The counter below opens with a sample post, applies that rule and shows the weighted total next to the raw length.
Fills the limit; the 141st goes to 282.
Any URL counts as 23, short or long.
A ZWJ sequence counts as one emoji.
CJK counts as 2 each; 140 ideographs = 280.
Accented Latin letters count as 1.
Yes. The tool gathers the most-used digital-writing metrics in a single panel, characters with and without spaces, words, unique words, lines, paragraphs, sentences and code points, plus estimates of reading and speaking time. That way you compare length, structure and pace of the text without switching between several tools, and everything updates with each keystroke you type.
X documentation states 280 characters, with weighted counting: emoji and CJK count as 2, links as 23. The tool applies that rule to the text you paste.
There are probably emoji or Asian characters, which count as 2 each, or links, which count as 23. Look at the weighted total, not the raw character number.
No. Every URL counts as 23 characters, whether a short domain or a 200-character address. The tool recognizes links that start with http:// or https://.
X weighted count: 104 of 280. Emoji and CJK characters count as 2, and every link counts as 23, whatever its length.
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