Word Counter
Counts Unicode letter/number sequences, keeping internal apostrophes and hyphens together.
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Text tools
Clean it up, count it, or give it a different case.
Most tool inputs are processed on your device.
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Character Counter
Counts user-perceived grapheme clusters rather than UTF-16 code units.
Text toolsCase Converter
Changes the capitalization of your text using the selected rule.
Text toolsTitle Case Converter
Capitalizes English words while keeping short connecting words lowercase inside a title.
Text toolsRemove Duplicate Lines
Keeps the first occurrence of each exact, case-sensitive line.
Text toolsSort Lines
Sorts complete lines with English collation; numeric mode compares embedded numbers naturally.
Text toolsReverse Text
Reverses grapheme clusters so emoji and combining characters stay intact.
Text toolsReverse Lines
Reverses line order without reversing words inside each line.
Text toolsRemove Extra Spaces
Trims each line and collapses horizontal whitespace; keeps line breaks.
Text toolsFind And Replace
Replaces every case-sensitive literal match.
Text toolsText Difference
Uses a longest-common-subsequence line comparison.
Text toolsSlug Generator
Normalizes accents, lowercases text and joins letter/number groups with hyphens.
Text toolsRandom String Generator
Uses Web Crypto randomness with rejection sampling to avoid modulo bias.
Text toolsLorem Ipsum Generator
Repeats neutral Latin-style placeholder paragraphs for layout testing.
Text toolsDuplicate Word Finder
Counts case-insensitive words and reports those used more than once.
Text toolsReading Time Calculator
Reading minutes = word count ÷ words per minute.
Text toolsText Statistics
Combines Unicode word, grapheme, line and English sentence counts.
Text toolsLine Counter
Counts newline-separated lines, including blank and trailing lines.
Text toolsSentence Counter
Uses the browser’s English sentence segmenter, excluding empty segments.
Text toolsA useful starting point
Text cleanup is easiest when the result is visible immediately. These tools keep pasted text in the current tab, expose the rule being applied and let you copy a result without a round trip to a server.
Good reasons to use this category
- Checking a draft’s length or reading time
- Normalising lines before a spreadsheet import
- Comparing two versions of plain text
- Creating a URL-safe slug or changing case
Choosing the right operation
Pick the narrowest operation that matches the problem. A line tool preserves line boundaries, while a text-wide transform may change punctuation or spacing. For sensitive text, use the browser-local workflow and avoid putting the input into a share URL.
Know the boundary
Language and Unicode conventions differ. Counts use documented rules, and sentence detection follows the browser’s English segmenter where available. Review the result when your text uses unusual scripts, markup or application-specific syntax.