Reddit silently truncates or rejects text that exceeds a field’s limit, and those limits differ by field. This counter enforces Reddit’s real per-field caps as you type, with a colour-coded bar that warns you before you go over.
How it works
Each Reddit field has a fixed maximum character count. The tool compares the length of your text against the selected field’s cap and shows how much room is left. Character length is measured two ways:
characters = number of Unicode code points (what users perceive)
code units = string.length (what some platforms count)
remaining = limit − characters
The progress bar turns amber as you cross about 90 percent of the limit and red once you exceed it. Emoji and accented characters can occupy more than one code unit, so both counts are shown to avoid surprise truncation.
Field limits and tips
Title caps at 300 characters, comment at 10,000, and a self-post body at 40,000. Usernames are 3–20 characters and permanent; display names and bios are shorter and editable. Front-load the important words in titles because the feed preview truncates them long before the 300-character ceiling. Everything runs locally in your browser — no text is uploaded.