Hanzi count
All Chinese characters plus the number of unique characters used.
Count the Chinese inside any passage—without confusing Hanzi with spaces or punctuation.
Paste some Chinese text to see its most frequent characters.
A Chinese character is one Hanzi symbol, such as 山 or 海. A Chinese word may contain one character or several characters, such as 故事, 红灯笼, or 井底之蛙.
This counter reports both. Word totals use the browser’s Chinese word segmentation, while Hanzi totals count only characters from the Han script. Punctuation, Latin letters, numbers, and spaces remain visible in the overall character count but do not inflate the Hanzi count.
All Chinese characters plus the number of unique characters used.
Chinese word-like segments, useful for lessons and graded reading passages.
A gentle learner pace of about 120 Chinese characters per minute.
They appear in the total character count. The dedicated Chinese-character count includes Hanzi only, so you can compare the two totals clearly.
Written Chinese has no spaces between words. Segmentation depends on context, and different dictionaries may divide a phrase in slightly different ways.
No. Counting happens locally in your browser and updates as you type.