Facebook Character Counter

Facebook allows very long posts, but feeds show only the opening lines.

Check against:

0 / 63,206

63,206 left

Network-specific link weighting and account-level limits can differ from this browser estimate.

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0 without spaces
0 words
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0 emojis
0 min reading time

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Roughly what shows before “more”

Your opening lines appear here.

The cut-off varies by device and app version, so treat it as an estimate.

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Practical guide

Length is not the constraint on Facebook

With a limit of 63,206 characters, almost no real post is too long for Facebook. What limits reach is the collapsed preview: feeds show the opening lines and hide the rest behind “See more”.

Read the first few lines of your post as a stranger would see them in the feed. Short posts often outperform long ones simply because the whole message is visible without a click.

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  1. 01

    Paste the post

    Use the final text, including links and line breaks.

  2. 02

    Check the opening

    Read the first lines on their own and make sure the main point is visible.

  3. 03

    Decide whether to cut

    If the point lives below the fold, move it up or shorten the post.

Pro tips

Pro tips for Facebook posts

The limit is rarely the problem

At 63,206 characters the limit is far above what readers will read. The real constraint is the collapsed preview.

Front-load the message

Long posts are truncated behind “See more”. Put the point, offer, or question in the first lines.

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