Limits and SizesLimits force you to say what matters. Most texts can lose a quarter of their words and read better. A short routine helps.
Five cuts that rarely hurt
- Greetings and fillers. "Hello everyone, I just wanted to say that" can go.
- Double words. "Very, very good" becomes "excellent".
- Long phrases for short ones. "In order to" becomes "to".
- Explaining what the picture shows. Let the image speak.
- Extra punctuation and emoji.
Before and after
| Before | After |
|---|---|
| Hello friends, we are very happy to announce that our shop will be opening on Monday | Our shop opens on Monday |
| Learn how to make the best and tastiest paneer tikka at home easily | Paneer tikka at home, step by step |
Check with the counter
Paste your text into the counter, choose the limit and trim until it fits. Then read it once more aloud.