Word Counter for Resume — Free
Word counter for resume — free, online, no upload, runs entirely in your browser. A one-page resume is typically 400–600 words; a two-page resume 700–1,000. This counter shows live word, character, sentence, and reading-time counts so you can trim a CV down to fit a single page or expand it to fill two pages with substance. Paste your draft, watch the counter update on every keystroke, and rewrite with confidence. Your resume never leaves your device — useful when sharing personal details before publishing.
How to word counter for resume
- Paste or type your text into the editor above.
- Counts and stats update live as you type — no button to press.
- Copy the result or save your work to a file when you're done.
Common use cases
- Hitting word and character limits for academic, blog, and social posts
- Estimating reading time for newsletters and articles
- Cleaning up text pasted from Word, Notion, or Google Docs
- Counting characters for SEO meta titles and descriptions
- Tracking writing progress against daily or per-section goals
Frequently asked questions
How many words should a resume be?
One page: 400–600 words. Two pages: 700–1,000. Senior/academic CVs may run longer.
Does the counter handle bullet points?
Yes — bullets, hyphens, and dashes are handled correctly.
Is my resume safe?
Yes — counting runs entirely in your browser. We don't store, log, or transmit anything.
Can I count specific sections separately?
Yes — paste each section (Experience, Education, Skills) individually to get its sub-count.