Paste a complete draft
Include the opening, body, links and hashtags you plan to publish. The visible counter updates locally as you edit, so test the actual copy rather than a shortened sample.
Count characters, words and hashtags. Review common platform limits before you publish.
Counts Unicode code points. Platform-specific URL weighting, grapheme handling and premium limits can differ. Confirm the final count in the destination editor.
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Include the opening, body, links and hashtags you plan to publish. The visible counter updates locally as you edit, so test the actual copy rather than a shortened sample.
The counter reports Unicode code points, words and hashtag matches. A joined emoji can contain several code points, while a destination platform may use weighted URLs or a different rule.
Use the platform reference as a preparation estimate and inspect remaining characters. Confirm the final draft in the connected editor because account entitlements and endpoints can change the accepted limit.
Emoji sequences, combined marks and weighted links can be counted differently by destination platforms. Use this as a preparation check and confirm the final limit in the actual publishing editor; it does not override platform validation.
Include the opening, body, links and hashtags you plan to publish. The visible counter updates locally as you edit, so test the actual copy rather than a shortened sample. Use the platform reference as a preparation estimate and inspect remaining characters. Confirm the final draft in the connected editor because account entitlements and endpoints can change the accepted limit.
An operating example, not a customer case study or a performance promise.
| Task | Separate preparation | With MeDash |
|---|---|---|
| Unicode count | Use a string-length total that counts UTF-16 code units. | Read the tool’s code-point count and check platform-specific acceptance separately. |
| Writing review | Trim all captions to one universal length. | Use labeled reference limits and adapt the message to each destination. |