02 / Worked example
Worked example
For 3,000 words, compare single, 1.5 and double spacing using the same font size. A longer text or larger margins needs more pages; the estimate is a planning aid.
Convert words to pages or estimate pages from characters. Adjust font size, spacing, margins and A4 or Letter paper to compare document lengths instantly.
Enter a word or character count. Choose a paper size, then adjust font size, line spacing and margins. The result changes immediately; your input stays in your browser.
The model assumes uniform text with average glyph widths of 0.45–0.60 em. It excludes headings, paragraph spacing, tables, images and page breaks. Actual Word or Google Docs pages can differ. For Japanese or Chinese, use character counts and check the final document. Full-width mode uses 0.90–1.05 em.
Enter the number of words, or choose characters and include spaces.
Match your paper size, font size, line spacing, margins and character-width model.
Compare the estimated range, then verify pagination in your final document.
02 / Worked example
For 3,000 words, compare single, 1.5 and double spacing using the same font size. A longer text or larger margins needs more pages; the estimate is a planning aid.
03 / How to read the results
The model assumes uniform text with average glyph widths of 0.45–0.60 em. It excludes headings, paragraph spacing, tables, images and page breaks. Actual Word or Google Docs pages can differ. For Japanese or Chinese, use character counts and check the final document. Full-width mode uses 0.90–1.05 em.
There is no fixed answer. Set 3,000 words and your document settings to see an approximate range. Check the actual file before submitting it.
Yes. Select characters, include spaces in the count and choose your layout. Characters per word only affects word-count mode.