VVerbCount

Paragraph Counter

Count paragraphs along with words, sentences, and lines.

Count the paragraphs in your text. A paragraph is any block of text separated from the next by a blank line, matching how documents and CMS editors structure content.

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Paragraphs
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Lines
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Characters
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Sentences
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Letters
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Reading time
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Speaking time

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Paragraphs vs. lines

A line ends at every line break. A paragraph is a block separated by a blank line. A five-line address block with no blank lines is one paragraph but five lines. VerbCount reports both so you can match whatever your assignment or platform expects.

Examples

ExampleInputResult
Two paragraphsFirst block. Second block.2 paragraphs
Lines, one paragraphLine one Line two1 paragraph, 2 lines

Frequently asked questions

What separates two paragraphs?

A blank line. Single line breaks within a block are treated as part of the same paragraph.