FIREWORKS AI MODEL TOKEN COUNTER

kimi-k2-instruct Token Counter

Count tokens for kimi-k2-instruct and estimate API cost before you send a request. Fireworks AI does not publish this tokenizer, so counts are calibrated estimates for planning. Your text never leaves the browser.

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Input cost

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Total request

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131,072 token context window 0%

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kimi-k2-instruct at a glance

Provider. Fireworks AI

Context window. 131,072 tokens (about 98,000 English words).

API pricing. $0.60 input / $2.50 output per 1M tokens.

Tokenizer. Not public; counts on this page are calibrated estimates.

Pricing source. The community-maintained LiteLLM pricing dataset, refreshed 2026-07-01. Community-tracked rates can lag provider changes; confirm with the provider before budgeting.

FAQ

kimi-k2-instruct token counter FAQ

How do I count tokens for kimi-k2-instruct?

Paste your prompt into the counter on this page. Fireworks AI does not publish the kimi-k2-instruct tokenizer, so the count is a calibrated estimate based on text length, language, and structure. Treat it as planning guidance rather than an exact billing number.

How much does kimi-k2-instruct cost per token?

kimi-k2-instruct costs $0.60 per 1 million input tokens and $2.50 per 1 million output tokens, based on the community-maintained LiteLLM pricing dataset checked 2026-07-01.

What is the context window of kimi-k2-instruct?

kimi-k2-instruct has a context window of 131,072 tokens, which is roughly 98,000 English words of combined prompt and response. The counter above shows how much of that window your text consumes.

Is this kimi-k2-instruct token count exact?

No. It is a clearly labeled estimate, because Fireworks AI has not released a public tokenizer for kimi-k2-instruct. Estimates are usually within a reasonable range for English text but can drift for code, JSON, or non-English languages.