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Check your post against every character limit at once

Paste your post once and see if it fits each network. Anything over the limit is marked, so you know what to cut.

Paste a caption, post, bio or title.

Characters
0
Words
0
Lines
0
Hashtags
0
Mentions
0
Links
0

Paste or type a post to see its counts.

Characters used and left per network
NetworkUsedLeft
0 / 2,2002,200
0 / 150150
0 / 3,0003,000
0 / 2,2002,200
0 / 8080
0 / 500500
0 / 280280
0 / 25,00025,000
0 / 100100
0 / 5,0005,000
Instagram hashtags0 / 55
Threads links0 / 55

In Postmosis, every post you write shows its count for each network before you copy it out. See the post writer

Paste, check, trim

  1. Paste your post

    A caption, a post, a bio or a title. The counts update as you type.

  2. Check each network

    Each row shows what you've used and what's left. Red means you're over.

  3. Trim what's marked

    Pick a network to see the part past its limit. Cut it, or copy the part that fits.

What each network lets you post

Instagram caps hashtags too. Its Help Centre says you can use up to 5 on a post, so a sixth shows in red.

X counts its own way: every link counts as 23, however long it is, and the X rows count the same way.

Threads allows up to 5 links in a post.

Worked examples

Common questions

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What is the Instagram caption limit?

2,200 characters.

What is the LinkedIn post limit?

3,000 characters.

How many characters can a post on X have?

280, or up to 25,000 for subscribers' longer posts. X used to be called Twitter.

Do emoji count as one character?

Not everywhere. X counts most emoji as 2 and Threads as 4. The counter errs on the long side, so if it says a post fits, it fits.

Do spaces and line breaks count?

Yes, on every network here.

Is my text saved anywhere?

No. It stays in your browser.

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