Used for
- Prompt EngineeringAI ResearchLanguage model optimizationGenerative AI developmentToken count management
Features
- User-friendly interfaceSupports multiple LLMsCross-Browser CompatibilityFast and efficientEnsures data privacyClient-side token calculationUtilizes Transformers.jsExpandable model supportSecure prompt handlingToken limit management for multiple LLMsSupports models like GPT-3.5, GPT-4, Claude-3, and Llama-3Client-side token count calculation for data privacyBuilt with Transformers.js and Hugging Face libraryFast token count computation with Rust implementationContinuously updated to support new modelsSecure and confidential prompt managementEnhanced user experience with regular updates
What is LLM Token Counter?
LLM Token Counter is a tool that helps manage token limits for popular Language Models like GPT-3.5 and GPT-4, ensuring optimal outputs.Why do I need an LLM Token Counter?
You need it to ensure your prompt stays within the token limits of LLMs, preventing unexpected outputs.How does LLM Token Counter maintain data privacy?
It performs token count calculations client-side, so your data is never transmitted to a server, ensuring confidentiality.What models does LLM Token Counter support?
It supports models like GPT-3.5, GPT-4, Claude-3, Llama-3, and is regularly updated to support more.Is LLM Token Counter easy to use?
Yes, it features a user-friendly interface and is designed for ease of use across various browsers.How fast is the token count calculation?
The calculation is very fast thanks to the efficient Rust implementation of the Transformers library.Can I suggest features for LLM Token Counter?
Yes, you can email suggestions for additional features or support for new models.Will using LLM Token Counter affect my data privacy?
No, since all calculations are done client-side, your data remains secure and private.Is the tool updated regularly?
Yes, the tool is continuously updated to support new models and improve user experience.What technology does LLM Token Counter use?
It uses Transformers.js and the Hugging Face library to perform token calculations.