Does this page save the speech?
No. The count runs in your browser. The draft is not sent to Round Rehearsal and it is not stored.
Tool
Check the length before you say it
Paste a toast, a eulogy, or a class talk. You get a word count, a clock at two planning speeds, and the filler words in the draft. 130 and 150 words per minute are two reading speeds for planning a draft. They are a range to think with, not a rule for how you should sound.
The draft stays in this browser. It is not sent with the page count.
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130 and 150 words per minute are two reading speeds for planning a draft. They are a range to think with, not a rule for how you should sound.
Target range at 130–150 words per minute: 650–750 words. Add 650 words to land in that range.
Filler words
No filler from this list showed up.
Why show 130 and 150 words per minute?
Those two speeds turn the same word count into a shorter reading and a longer one. Use them to plan. They are not a verdict on your voice.
Which words get flagged?
The checker marks um, uh, like, you know, basically, actually, literally, sort of, kind of, and I mean. It also marks so when that word opens a sentence.
Can I say the speech out loud after this?
Yes. One spoken run is free after you verify an email. A seven-day speech pass is a separate one-time payment on the pricing page.