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Message Length Counter
Paste your text and see at once whether it fits Discord's character limit for a message, an embed, a username, a bio and more.
Discord sets a different character limit for each place you type. These are the limits you can pick in the counter, and the numbers it checks your text against:
Long announcements, embed descriptions and bios are easy to push past a limit without noticing. This tool shows, as you type, how many characters the text has against the selected limit. The bar turns yellow at 75% of the limit, orange at 90% and red once the text is over it.
Beyond the limit of each field, all the embeds in one message share a total of 6000 characters: every title, description, field name, field value, footer text and author name counts toward it. A message can carry up to 10 embeds, and the 6000 covers all of them together, not each one. This counter checks one text against one limit at a time, so add up the parts of a large embed yourself.
Every character you type counts, including the symbols that turn on formatting. The text **bold** shows four letters in Discord but is eight characters long. Watch out for:
**, *, __, ~~).```ansi and the closing ``` add 10 characters on top of the content, plus their line breaks.[label](https://...) counts the full URL plus the brackets and parentheses, not just the visible label.<:wave:123456789012345678>, and every character of it counts: this one is 26 characters, though it shows as a single icon.<@123...>, <#123...> and <@&123...> count their full raw form.\* to print a literal asterisk) adds one character to your count.Characters are counted the way the Discord app on a computer counts them. A space, a line break, a Markdown symbol and most letters are one character each, and a separate accent or vowel sign is one more. Most emoji are two characters, and an emoji built from several parts, such as one with a skin tone, is more. Messages sent by a bot or a webhook go through Discord's API, which may count some emoji differently, so leave a little room when such a message has many emoji and is close to the limit.
Messages needed appears when Message or Message (Nitro) is the selected limit and your text is over it. It is the smallest number of messages the text fits into; splitting it between words or sentences can take more.
Split the text into several messages. When Message or Message (Nitro) is selected, Messages needed shows how many it takes at least. If a bot or webhook sends it, an embed description holds up to 4096 characters, and one message can carry up to 10 embeds with 6000 characters in total. Longer text fits in a .txt file attachment, because the text inside a file does not count toward the message limit. For long content inside an embed, paginate: split it into pages and add buttons to step through them.
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