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What is the page count of 2500 words? 2500 words is about 5 pages single spaced and 10 pages double spaced.
How many pages is 3500 words? A word count of 3500 yields around 7 pages single spaced and roughly twice that—14 pages—double spaced.
How many pages does 400 words take? A word count of 400 words will result in around four-fifths of a page single spaced and and one and three-fifths of a page double spaced.
How many pages will 800 words yield? Just slightly longer than a more common word count of 750 words, 800 words is about one and three-fifths of a page single spaced, and a little over 3 pages double spaced.
Word Counter is an easy to use online tool for counting words, characters, sentences, paragraphs and pages in real time, along with spelling and grammar checking. Get started by typing directly into the text area above or pasting in your content from elsewhere. Word and character counts will display at the top, any writing mistakes will be underlined and your most frequently used keywords will appear to the right.
You can also use Word Counter to track your text length against common web standards like Twitter's tweet character count (140), Google's meta description (300), and Facebook's average post display length (~250). If your text is longer than 360 characters the counter will show you the number of sentences, paragraphs and pages instead; useful metrics for blog posts, articles, papers, essays, dissertations and other long-form content.
