WhatsApp Character
Counter.
Templates get rejected for length as often as for wording. Paste your copy and see the body, header and button limits update as you type.
How to use it
Three steps,
no signup needed.
FAQ
Questions
Free tool, no account needed. The product is where these chats become a workflow.
1024 characters for the body, 60 for a text header and 20 for a button label.
The placeholder counts, and long values at send time can push a rendered message over. Leave headroom.
Many emoji count as two or more. This counter uses the same character count WhatsApp applies.
Usually a header or button label over the limit, or a body that overflows once variables are filled.
Yes. The template builder validates length and renders a preview before Meta reviews it.
The header text is short, so keep it to a brief line. The counter shows the exact limit as you type.
Footers are short too. The counter flags it if you go over.
Yes. Button labels are capped, and the counter checks them.
Over long or spammy templates get rejected, so staying within limits helps.
Yes. It counts characters, including scripts like Hindi.
Yes. The full URL counts as characters in the body.
In WBIZ you preview the rendered message before submitting.
Yes. Each break is a character.
Meta expects variables balanced with text, so do not stuff them. The tool flags odd ratios.
Yes. It checks before it goes to Meta, so you fix issues early.
Turn those chats into a workflow
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