ChatGPT Token Counter

Counts tokens in the ChatGPT active conversation on chatgpt.com

Total ratings

4.00 (Rating count: 14)

Review summary

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Pros
  • Very useful
  • Great extension
  • No collection of personal data
  • Underrated extension
  • Superb for extended chats
Cons
  • Inaccurate token counting
  • Multiple issues with counting on new and ongoing chats
  • Extension is broken due to URL change
  • Extension could use a toggle for the counter
Most mentioned
  • Token counting issues
  • User-friendly and useful
  • No personal data collection
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Recent rating average: 3.60
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Date Author Rating Lang Comment
2024-11-13
tooraj khoshnazar
2024-11-09
antonio araujo
pt É impreciso. Acho que ta desatualizado.
2024-10-10
Vinicius Justen
en Very useful!
2024-09-08
victor szabo
en Does the trick - thank you. It would be nice to be able to turn the counter on/off, is there a switch or am i missing something?
2024-05-05
Brocco
en Edit: thanks for the quick fix friends! Perfect extension. Was great, but its broken now that the url changed from chat.openai.com to chatgpt.com
2024-05-12
Martin W
de Funktioniert nicht
2024-01-02
Jeremy Simpson
en After trying both, I'd recommend ReplyPal. It outperforms the extension and doesn't cost a penny.
2023-11-28
洪斌
en It would be better if we could calculate the price of api token consumed by total token.
2023-10-20
Pedro Ganzo
When I downloaded the extension, I thought it would have a smart way to count tokens.. but it did not. Here is this extension code for count tokens: // substrack 15 words of existing content from wordcount function countWords(text) { return text.trim().split(/\s+/).length-15; } function countTokens(wordCount) { return wordCount / 0.75; } thats it. It just splits the words, remove 15% of length of them, and thats it. Sorry If I seems harsh, I know it is hard to build a tokenizer on a web browser without a server to handle it. But i was expecting something else. Congrats for the extension btw, i found it by accident.
2023-10-20
Pedro Ganzo
en When I downloaded the extension, I thought it would have a smart way to count tokens.. but it did not. Here is this extension code for count tokens: // substrack 15 words of existing content from wordcount function countWords(text) { return text.trim().split(/\s+/).length-15; } function countTokens(wordCount) { return wordCount / 0.75; } thats it. It just splits the words, remove 15% of length of them, and thats it. Sorry If I seems harsh, I know it is hard to build a tokenizer on a web browser without a server to handle it. But i was expecting something else. Congrats for the extension btw, i found it by accident.
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