Line Counter
Count lines in any text.
Paste code, logs, CSV rows, or a plain list. See total lines and non-empty lines in real time.
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Lines
0
Real-time tracking enabled
Non-empty
0
Words
0
Characters
0
Paragraphs
0
How lines are counted
A line is any sequence of characters separated by a newline (LF or CRLF). The total line count includes blank lines, while the non-empty line count skips lines that contain only whitespace — handy for cleaning lists or counting actual entries in a CSV.
Frequently asked questions
- What's the difference between total lines and non-empty lines?
- Total lines counts every line break, including blank ones. Non-empty lines skip any line that contains only whitespace — useful when you want the real number of entries in a list or CSV.
- Does it handle Windows line endings (CRLF)?
- Yes. The counter recognises both Unix LF and Windows CRLF endings and reports the same count for either.
- Can I count lines of code?
- Yes — paste any source file. The counter treats lines as plain text, so it works for Python, JavaScript, SQL, logs, and anything else line-based.
- Is there a row limit?
- No. All counting runs in the browser so you can paste tens of thousands of lines without hitting a server limit.