Description

🖼️ Tool Name:
ChatGPT Token Counter

🔖 Tool Category:
AI utility and developer tool; it falls under the category of Programming & Development and Productivity & Automation.

✏️ What does this tool offer?
ChatGPT Token Counter is a tool that calculates the number of tokens used in a given text prompt or conversation when working with OpenAI’s GPT models (like GPT-3.5 or GPT-4). It helps developers, writers, and API users manage token limits, estimate usage costs, and structure their prompts more efficiently.

What does the tool actually deliver based on user experience?
• Accurate token count for a given input or prompt
• Supports multiple OpenAI model tokenization formats (e.g., gpt-3.5-turbo, gpt-4)
• Shows token count for both prompt and completion
• Useful for optimizing long prompts or messages within model limits
• Some versions offer real-time counting or browser extensions
• May include cost estimation based on OpenAI pricing

🤖 Does it include automation?
Yes —
• Automatically parses input and displays token count
• Adapts token calculation based on selected GPT model
• May auto-split long inputs into chunks that fit within model limits
• Optional integration with development workflows or IDEs

💰 Pricing Model:
Free

🆓 Free Plan Details:
• Full access to token counting features
• No login required in most versions
• Some open-source alternatives are available

💳 Paid Plan Details:
• Not applicable for most versions — typically free utility tools
• Some advanced or integrated platforms (e.g., in prompt engineering suites) may offer token analysis as part of a broader paid product

🧭 Access Method:
• Open-source GitHub repos (e.g., using OpenAI’s tiktoken library)
• API integrations or VS Code extensions

🔗 Experience Link:

https://github.com/openai/tiktoken

Pricing Details

💰 Pricing Model: Free 🆓 Free Plan Details: • Full access to token counting features • No login required in most versions • Some open-source alternatives are available 💳 Paid Plan Details: • Not applicable for most versions — typically free utility tools • Some advanced or integrated platforms (e.g., in prompt engineering suites) may offer token analysis as part of a broader paid product