字数转页数换算器（书籍/论文/书稿）

计算原理

The calculator divides your word count by a words-per-page constant: pages = words ÷ wpp. The headline figure always uses 250 words per page, the double-spaced 12pt standard, and prints one decimal place. Switch Mode to Pages → Words and it multiplies instead, turning a page target back into a word target. The table underneath runs the same arithmetic across eight fixed formats at once, so you see every answer from a single count.

Only two fields exist, Count (default 50,000) and Mode, so the row you read matters more than anything you type. Submitting to agents or editors, use Manuscript (Courier 12pt double) at 250 wpp. Estimating a printed book, use Trade paperback at 275 or Mass market paperback at 350. Single-spaced Word documents and blog copy both run 500 wpp, roughly half the page count. The preset buttons load typical lengths, Blog post 800 through Epic 150,000, and always reset Mode to Words → Pages.

Treat every number as an estimate. The words-per-page values are fixed constants, with no field for font, point size, margins or trim size, so MLA, APA and Manuscript all return an identical figure at 250 wpp. Real typesetting varies with dialogue, chapter breaks, part titles and blank pages, which usually add pages to a novel rather than remove them. Pages are rounded to one decimal, and nothing here counts front matter, footnotes or an index.

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