GPT Tokenizer

Tokenize text for GPT models with real-time token counting, cost estimation, and token visualization.

100% FreeMultiple GPT modelsCost estimation

Token counter

Count GPT tokens, estimate cost, and inspect every chunk.

Prompt input

126 chars · 22 words

Tokens25

19.84 / 100 chars

gpt-5

Characters126
Context used0.01%25 / 400,000
Input cost$0.000250

Cost breakdown (per request)

Input$0.0002500.0250¢
Output$0.0007500.0750¢
Cached input
Cached output
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Capabilities

What this tool handles

Use GPT Tokenizer to check the input, tune the settings, and copy a clean output.

Accurate Tokenization

Get precise token counts using OpenAI's BPE tokenizer compatible with GPT-3.5, GPT-4, and other models.

Real-time Counting

See token counts update instantly as you type, with support for multiple GPT model variants.

Cost Estimation

Estimate API costs for input and output tokens based on current OpenAI pricing.

Workflow

Run it in three steps

Tokenize text for GPT models with real-time counting and cost estimation in three simple steps.

1

Select GPT Model

Choose the GPT model you want to tokenize for: GPT-3.5 Turbo, GPT-4, GPT-4 Turbo, GPT-4o, or GPT-4o Mini.

2

Enter Your Text

Paste or type your text into the input area. Tokenization happens in real-time as you type.

3

View Results

See token count, cost estimates, and optionally view the token array. Test decoding to verify tokenization.

Good for

Common jobs this tool supports

Accurate TokenizationUses OpenAI's BPE tokenizer compatible with GPT-3.5, GPT-4, and other models
Real-time CountingGet instant token counts as you type, with support for multiple GPT model variants
Cost EstimationEstimate API costs for input and output tokens based on current OpenAI pricing
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FAQ

Answers before you run it

Practical notes about output, privacy, and common settings.

Token counts help estimate prompt size, context limits, and rough API cost before sending text to a GPT model.

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