Context Window Checker

Paste prompts or docs to see context limits and estimated token usage per major model. Decide if you need trimming or a larger window.

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Text to check

Paste prompts, docs, or chat content to see context usage per model.

ModelEst. tokensContext limitUsedStatus
GPT-4o22128,0000.0%Fits
GPT-4o mini22128,0000.0%Fits
GPT-4.1221,047,5760.0%Fits
o3-mini22200,0000.0%Fits
Claude Sonnet 422200,0000.0%Fits
Claude Haiku 3.522200,0000.0%Fits
Gemini 2.0 Flash221,048,5760.0%Fits

Notes

Reading results

Green "Fits" means estimated tokens fit the context window; red "Overflow" means you need trimming or a larger model. Token counts are heuristic and may differ slightly from official counters.

Paste prompts or docs to see context limits and estimated token usage per major model. Decide if you need trimming or a larger window.

Quick start

  1. Paste text

    Long docs and code supported; table updates live.

  2. Check status

    Green fits; red overflow means trim or switch model.

vs Token Estimator

This tool compares per-model windows; Token Estimator focuses on char and word stats.

Features and use cases

Estimate token count vs common model context windows and warn about possible truncation.

Use before long-doc Q&A, model selection, and planning RAG context assembly.

Typical Workflow

When preparing to submit long text to an AI model, first paste your content here. The system automatically calculates token count and displays context window limits of major models. Green indicators show compatible models, while red flags suggest trimming or switching to higher-capacity models.

For code files, consider removing comments and blank lines before checking. When nearing limits (e.g., GPT-4 shows 90% usage), click 'Optimization Tips' for targeted advice like splitting paragraphs or switching to API streaming.

Examples

Long prompt

Input

10k+ char document

Output

Per-model fit/overflow

FAQ

Match official counts?

Heuristic only; verify edge cases with each provider tokenizer.

Why do token counts vary across tools?

Variations stem from encoder versions (e.g., old vs new GPT-3.5) or whether special tokens (like system prompts) are counted. Our tool supports encoder switching and clearly marks meta-instruction tokens, aligning with official APIs.