Check how many characters your Hindi text uses on WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and more — live as you type.
Hindi Devanagari characters are Unicode code points. A single Hindi letter like "क" counts as 1 character, but matras (vowel marks) like "ा" add extra code points. Most platforms count Unicode characters, not bytes — so "नमस्ते" = 6 characters on WhatsApp and Instagram, same as "Hello".
Every platform has a different character limit, and knowing them before you write saves time. This tool shows you exactly how many characters you have remaining for each platform — live as you type. Use it for Instagram bios, WhatsApp status, Twitter posts, YouTube titles, and more.
WhatsApp status allows 139 characters. Hindi Devanagari characters count as single Unicode characters (same as English letters) for this limit — so "नमस्ते" uses 6 of your 139 characters.
Instagram bio allows 150 characters. Hindi text counts character by character in Unicode — the same 150 character limit applies regardless of script.
No — Twitter counts Unicode characters, not bytes. Each Hindi character counts as 1 of your 280 characters, same as each English letter.
Platforms count Unicode code points, not visible letters. Every vowel sign and every halant is its own character: प्रेम is 5 characters (प ् र े म). Decorations from fancy-text tools (★, ꧁, ♥) count too, and some emoji count as 2.
To save space: drop decorative symbols, avoid repeated punctuation, and prefer shorter synonyms. To check a long caption word by word, use the Hindi Word Counter.
Not always. Many emoji are made of two or more code points (skin tones, flags, joined emoji), so they can use 2–7 characters each.
150 अक्षर। हिंदी की मात्राएँ और हलन्त भी अलग अक्षर गिने जाते हैं, इसलिए ऊपर टूल में जाँच लें।