page count
Manuscript measurement metric
Page count is the total number of pages in a document, book, or manuscript.
Publishers use page count to estimate printing costs and set pricing.
In academic contexts, assignments often specify a required page count: The paper should be eight to ten pages.
Word processors typically display page count alongside word count.
- lengthMeasure of extent
- word limitMaximum permitted text length
- manuscriptOriginal text before publication
- chaptersMain divisions of text
- thicknessDepth of material
spine · pagination · double spaced · sheets · volume · booklet · novel · draft · printing · print run · publisher · edition · typeface · margins · formatting · proofread · galley proof · binding
- book catalogcatalog card, call number, ISBN, holdings, collection
- book culturereading, reader, book lover, bookworm, bibliophile
- book partscover, index, chapter, chapters, spine
- constraintsconstraint, limits, restrictions, deadline, restraints
- screenwritingscreenplay, screenplays, screenwriter, screenwriting, script
- Estimation Typesback-of-envelope, guesstimation, order of magnitude, ballpark figures, margin of error
page countword count
Total of terms
character count · running time · duration · file size · reading time
page countreadability
Ease of understanding text
literary merit · narrative depth · subject matter · genre · authorship
page, count, pages, paged, paging, pageant, pageantry, counts, counted