Text Tools
Process, analyze, and manipulate text with powerful utilities
Transform and analyze text effortlessly. Compare documents, count words, convert cases, test regex, edit Markdown, generate placeholder text. Perfect for writers, editors, and content creators.
All Text Tools
Text Case Converter
Convert text between different cases: uppercase, lowercase, title case, camelCase, snake_case, and more
Lorem Ipsum Generator
Generate Lorem Ipsum placeholder text with custom paragraph, word, and byte counts
Regex Tester
Test and debug regular expressions with pattern matching, highlighting, and explanations
Text Compare & Diff
Compare two text files and see the differences with line by line, word by word, and side by side views
Word Counter & Statistics
Count words, characters, sentences, and paragraphs with detailed text statistics
Markdown Editor & Preview
Write and preview Markdown with live rendering and HTML export
Text Deduplicator
Remove duplicate lines or words from text with options for case sensitivity, ordering, and trimming
Text Statistics Analyzer
Analyze text with keyword density, readability scores, sentence metrics, and reading time
What is in Text Tools
Tools for reading, comparing and reshaping prose rather than code: counting words and characters, scoring readability, diffing two drafts, converting case, removing duplicate lines, testing a regular expression and writing Markdown with a live preview.
They are aimed at the point where writing meets a constraint. A word count that has to fit a brief, a diff that has to show what a reviewer changed, a readability score that has to clear a house standard, a regex that has to match the right rows and no others.
Everything runs locally, which is worth having when the draft is unpublished, under embargo or covered by a client agreement.
The regex tester is the one people keep open longest. It highlights every match live, explains what the pattern is doing, and validates the syntax as you type, which turns an hour of guessing into a few minutes. The deduplicator handles the other common chore: a pasted list with repeats in it.
Common questions
Which readability score do you use?
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The text statistics analyzer reports the Flesch reading ease score along with sentence and syllable metrics, keyword density and an estimated reading time. It is a rough guide to how demanding a passage is, not a verdict on whether the writing is any good.
Can the diff tool compare more than two texts?
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It compares two at a time, in line, word or side by side views. For a three way comparison, run two passes and read them together.
Does the Markdown editor support tables and task lists?
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Yes. It handles GitHub flavoured Markdown, so tables, task lists, fenced code blocks and strikethrough all render in the live preview, and the HTML export carries the same structure.