Paste a full script and get the runtime at your chosen words-per-minute, next to the same script timed at slow, normal and fast pace, plus the word count.
150 words a minute is a natural speaking pace for narration.
67 words.
Reading pace varies with delivery: pauses, emphasis and cuts for B-roll all add time. Treat this as a planning estimate, not a stopwatch guarantee.
Paste a script and we count the words, then return the runtime at your chosen pace, next to the same script timed at slow, normal and fast delivery for comparison.
Underneath, a breakdown shows the word count, character count, and an estimated sentence count. Reading pace varies with delivery, so treat this as a planning estimate, not a stopwatch guarantee.
Slow is 110 words a minute, normal 150, fast 190. A 1,500-word script runs about ten minutes at a normal pace, before pauses and cutaways.
About 150 words at a normal speaking pace. A slow, deliberate read fits about 110, a fast one about 190.
About 1,500 words at 150 words a minute. Pauses, demonstrations and B-roll stretch the finished video, so a 10 minute upload often has a shorter script.
Same maths, different input. This one reads a pasted script and counts the words itself. Words to Minutes takes a word count you already know.
No.
Not exactly. Pauses, emphasis, and cuts for B-roll all add real time on top of a straight read-through estimate.