✍ Text Tools
Tools for working with words and lines. Useful whether you are writing to a character limit, cleaning up a list, or comparing two versions of a document.
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About text tools
Text handling looks trivial until you meet real text. Counting characters requires deciding whether an emoji is one character or four bytes. Sorting requires knowing that item10 should come after item9. Deduplicating requires noticing that two identical-looking lines differ by a trailing space.
Each tool here documents the choices it makes, so you can tell whether its answer is the one you need — particularly important when a word count decides whether an essay is accepted or a meta description is truncated.
Everything is Unicode-aware, so accented characters, non-Latin scripts and emoji are handled correctly rather than mangled. And nothing is transmitted, which matters when the text is an unpublished draft or a client document.
Most used in this category
Count words, characters, sentences and reading time as you type.
Convert text between eight cases, including programming styles.
Count characters against a limit, with a live countdown.
Compare two blocks of text and highlight what changed.
Other categories
Merge, split, compress, rotate and convert PDF documents.
Convert, compress, resize, crop and rotate images.
Format, validate, encode and test — JSON, Base64, regex and more.
Loans, percentages, dates, ages and everyday arithmetic.
Length, weight, temperature, speed, storage, time zones and number bases.
Passwords, hashes, UUIDs and random numbers.