Free words to pages converter—turn a word count or pasted draft into estimated printed pages. Presets for double-spaced, academic, and single-spaced. Browser-local, no login.
It divides your word count by a words-per-page assumption. Double-spaced 12-point pages are often ~250 words; single-spaced ~500; many academic prompts use ~300. The result is an estimate, not a printer proof.
Use double-spaced (~250) for school essays that specify double spacing. Use academic (~300) when a syllabus is silent but still wants “about a page.” Use single-spaced (~500) for reports and packed handouts. Custom covers publisher or house-style sheets.
Yes. Switch to Paste text and the converter counts whitespace-separated tokens the same way Word Counter does, then applies your preset. For CJK drafts, prefer a custom words-per-page that matches how your teacher counts characters.
Word counts pages from real layout: fonts, margins, images, and headings. This tool only uses words ÷ words-per-page. Treat it as a planning number before you open a styled document.
No. Counting and division run in the browser. Embargoed essays and client copy are not stored as file content for analytics.
Word Counter shows live words and characters. Words to pages turns that count into a page estimate. Alphabetize list sorts lines if you are building a printed directory. Use the sibling tabs together.
If 820 words meet a 250-word page, you get 3.28 pages: three full pages and 70 leftover words that start a fourth page. Round up when a teacher wants “at least four pages.”