Gemini Token Counter Online: Tokens, Cost and Accuracy
Count Gemini tokens in your browser, see how close the estimate gets to Google’s countTokens on 16 texts, and what a prompt costs on Gemini Pro and Flash.
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Count Gemini tokens in your browser, see how close the estimate gets to Google’s countTokens on 16 texts, and what a prompt costs on Gemini Pro and Flash.
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DeepSeek publishes its tokenizer, so DeepSeek V4 token counts can be exact in your browser. Measured against GPT-4o, plus prices and the 1M token limit.
A 1,000-word English text came to 1,151 tokens on GPT-4o and about 1,737 on Claude Opus 5.5. Tokens per word for 14 models, three languages and code.
We ran one email, code and JSON through five LLM tokenizers. On GPT-4’s tokenizer the email is 139 tokens in English and 463 in Persian.
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You already know AI models charge by the token. Here is what that actually looks like inside your own sentences — and why the same message can cost twice as many tokens in one language as another.
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Language models do not read words — they read tokens. Understanding tokens is the key to predicting what an AI request will cost and whether your prompt will even fit. Here is how it works, in plain English.
AI API bills creep up quietly, token by token. Here are the practical levers that actually lower your cost per request — and how to check the savings before you ship.
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