Context window checker
Paste text or import a page into this context window checker to see which AI models can read it whole, how much room is left for the answer, and how much to cut when it does not fit.
Free, no sign-up. Your text is counted in your browser, with no AI calls.
Will it fit?
Paste text or import a page to check it.
- Characters
- 0
- Words
- 0
- GPT-5 tokens, exact
- 0
A context window is the most a model can read at once, counted in tokens, and the answer shares it. GPT-5.4 mini has a 400,000 token window but takes at most 272,000 input tokens. This checker sets your text against each model’s window and input cap, keeps room for the answer and shows what to cut.
How to use this tool
- Your text
- Paste text, or import a public page by its URL. A page is reduced to its readable text before counting: tags, scripts and styles are removed. Only the URL goes to our server, which checks robots.txt and reads at most 256 KiB of the page.
- Token counts
- GPT-5 models get an exact count from the o200k encoding, and GPT-6 shows the same count marked not confirmed. Claude, Gemini and Mistral use their makers’ published rules of thumb. Makers with no published rule use the high end of a range, so a fit is never claimed on the low estimate.
- Room for the answer
- The answer is written into the same window, so the room you set comes off first. Where the model list records a separate input cap, the lower limit applies. A warning shows when your answer room is above the model’s output cap.
- The model list
- Windows, caps and prices come from the same model list as the model pages and the agent cost calculator. Models a maker has replaced stay hidden until you ask for them.
- What to cut
- For each model the text does not fit, the table shows the tokens over and about how many words that is, or how many parts to split it into. The longest paragraphs are listed first, since cutting one of them saves the most.
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