Know exactly how many characters your text has — and whether it fits the limit you're writing for.
Social posts, SEO titles, meta descriptions, SMS messages and form fields all have character limits. The RIZONI TOOLS Character Counter counts characters the way people see them (including emoji and accented letters), shows the count without spaces, and compares your text with common limits.
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A character is what you see on screen. Some characters, like emoji or letters with accents, take several bytes in UTF-8 — which matters for databases and some APIs, so we show both counts.
SMS messages that use only basic Latin characters (GSM-7) can hold 160 characters. If your message contains any other character — including Arabic letters or most emoji — it switches to Unicode, which allows only 70 characters per message. Longer messages are split into parts.
Search engines cut titles and descriptions by pixel width rather than a strict character count. Around 60 characters for titles and 150–160 for descriptions are widely used guidelines, not hard rules.
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Yes, in the main count. We also show the count without spaces.
Each emoji you see counts as one character, even if it's made of several code points.
Standard posts allow 280 characters. Some characters, such as CJK characters, may count double on X.
Your text contains characters outside the GSM-7 set (for example Arabic letters or emoji), which reduces the limit to 70 characters per message.
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