Plan from your own pace
Pages per hour and listening speed vary widely. Use your actual pace when you know it instead of treating an average as a promise.
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Estimate how long a book or audiobook will take, check whether a library due date is realistic, track finished books and make practical decisions about your TBR without creating another account.
Pages per hour and listening speed vary widely. Use your actual pace when you know it instead of treating an average as a promise.
Library due dates and reading goals become easier to judge when you convert them into pages or minutes per day.
A TBR is a queue, not a debt. Use the DNF and time calculators to make a deliberate choice about what deserves more of your reading time.
Reading-time results are estimates based on the pace and book length you enter. Editions, formatting, breaks and comprehension needs can change the real time substantially.
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Enter page count and reading speed — find out how long a book will take, and when you'll finish.
Open free tool →Find out how long an audiobook takes at 1.25x, 1.5x, 2x or any custom speed — and how much time you save.
Open free tool →Log every book as want-to-read, reading, or finished — with genre, star rating, notes, and yearly stats.
Open free tool →See how many days it'll take to read through your to-be-read pile, based on book count and your daily pace.
Open free tool →Check whether you'll finish a library book before it's due, and what pace you'd need if not.
Open free tool →Find your personal permission-to-quit page number using librarian Nancy Pearl's 100-page rule.
Open free tool →Compare how long it takes to read a book versus watch its movie or show adaptation.
Open free tool →Find out how many books actually fit on your shelves, and whether your collection fits.
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