Text Tools

Writing produces small mechanical problems that interrupt real work: is the essay under the limit, did the edit actually change what you think it changed, why does this copied text carry invisible characters that break the layout, what case should this headline be. Seven focused tools answer those questions without touching your words otherwise — everything runs locally, nothing is uploaded.

Text Counter counts characters, words, sentences, and paragraphs live as you type, with the character limits that forms and platforms enforce shown up front — the tool for abstracts, meta descriptions, and social posts. Text Line Tools sorts, deduplicates, trims, and numbers lists — the quick way to clean a pasted column of emails or tags.

Case Converter fixes shouting headlines and inconsistent titles across UPPER, lower, Title, and Sentence case in one click. Text Diff compares two versions line by line and highlights exactly what changed — how you check that an edit did only what it claimed, or find what changed between two config copies. Markdown Preview renders formatted output beside the source so you can write and check in one place.

Unicode Converter inspects and converts characters to and from code points — the tool for hunting the invisible zero-width characters that break string comparisons, or for producing escaped text for code. URL Encoder percent-encodes text for safe use in query strings and links.

How to choose: counting before submitting, diffing before approving, cleaning before debugging. Practical tips: when text "looks identical but does not match", run it through the Unicode converter — invisible characters are almost always the cause; when pasting text from Word or PDFs into a web editor, the line tools' trim and dedupe will remove the broken line breaks; and for bilingual documents, diff the source and translation structure to catch missing paragraphs.