Paragraph Counter
Count paragraphs in any text instantly in your browser.
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Paragraph count
Counting runs in your browser. Nothing you paste is sent to our servers.
How it works
Counting rules: a paragraph is a non-empty block of text separated by one or more blank lines (after newline normalization). A single contiguous block with only single newlines counts as 1 paragraph. Leading and trailing blank lines do not create extra paragraphs. Empty or whitespace-only input shows 0—no error.
Use Example to load sample multi-paragraph text, or Clear to reset. Counting runs entirely in your browser.
Examples
- First block Second block → 2 paragraphs
- Line one Line two (no blank line) → 1 paragraph
- Leading/trailing blank lines around Hello → 1 paragraph
- (empty or spaces only) → 0 paragraphs
Privacy
FAQ
Is my text uploaded to a server?
No. Paragraph counting runs entirely in your browser. Pasted content is not sent to Nova Engine.
Do I need an account?
No. All published tools work for guests without login.
What counts as a paragraph?
A non-empty block separated by one or more blank lines. Soft line breaks (single newlines) stay inside the same paragraph.
What about line or sentence counts?
Those are separate tools: Line Counter and Sentence Counter. This page focuses on blank-line paragraph count.