Bluesky Character Counter
Bluesky counts posts in grapheme clusters rather than raw code units. That means a flag emoji, a family emoji or an accented character built from two code points counts as a single character.
This counter uses the Unicode grapheme segmentation rules Bluesky uses, so the number here matches what the app accepts.
Last reviewed: September 7, 2026
Counted against the Bluesky Post limit.
300 characters remaining
Counted in grapheme clusters, not UTF-16 code units.
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Bluesky character limits
| Field | Limit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Post | 300 | Counted in grapheme clusters, not UTF-16 code units. |
| Display name | 64 | Also counted in grapheme clusters. |
| Bio / description | 256 | Newlines are supported and count toward the limit. |
Tips for writing Bluesky copy
- Grapheme counting means most emoji cost only one character on Bluesky.
- A 300 character post is roughly three to four sentences - no need to split.
- Display names cap at 64 graphemes, which is generous for emoji names.
- Line breaks work in bios and cost one character each.
Bluesky character limit FAQ
What is the Bluesky post character limit?
Bluesky posts are limited to 300 grapheme clusters. Grapheme counting means most emoji and combined characters count as one character.
How does Bluesky count emoji?
Bluesky counts grapheme clusters, so most emoji - including flags and skin tone modifiers - count as a single character instead of two or more.
What is the Bluesky display name limit?
Display names may be up to 64 grapheme clusters long.
How long can a Bluesky bio be?
The Bluesky profile description allows up to 256 grapheme clusters, including line breaks.
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