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Text Tools

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A complete kit of text utilities: count words and characters, change case, reverse, deduplicate, sort, slugify, find-and-replace, extract emails, and more. Everything runs in your browser.

Word Counter

Word counter online: count words, characters, sentences, and paragraphs in real time, with reading and speaking time estimates. Free, and no signup needed.

Case Converter

Case converter online — switch text between UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, Sentence case, camelCase, snake_case, and kebab-case instantly. Free to use.

Reverse Text

Reverse text online: flip a string character by character, reverse the word order, or invert line order. Instant results, processed entirely in your browser.

Remove Duplicate Lines

Remove duplicate lines from text online — paste a list and get a deduped version instantly, with case-sensitive or insensitive matching. Free and private.

Sort Lines

Sort lines of text online — alphabetically A to Z or Z to A, numerically, or by length, with an option to drop blanks. Free and instant in your browser.

Find & Replace

Find and replace text online with plain search or full regex support, case-insensitive matching, and a live count of matches. Free, and nothing is uploaded.

Slugify

Slugify text online — turn any title or phrase into a clean, lowercase, SEO-friendly URL slug with hyphens. Instant conversion, free, and no signup needed.

Text ↔ Binary

Text to binary converter — translate text into binary 1s and 0s and decode binary back to readable text, in ASCII or UTF-8. Free, instant, in your browser.

Text Repeater

Text repeater online: repeat a word or phrase any number of times with an optional separator or new line between copies. Free, instant, and no signup needed.

Remove Line Breaks

Remove line breaks from text online — strip every newline, collapse extra spaces, or replace each break with a custom separator. Free, instant, no signup.

Extract Emails

Extract email addresses from any pasted text online — pulls out every address, removes duplicates, and sorts the list. Free, and runs in your browser.

Text Statistics

Text statistics online: word and character counts, reading time, most frequent words, and longest words from any pasted text. Free and instant analysis.

Cleaning, counting and reshaping text

Plain text is the raw material of almost everything we produce — essays, emails, code comments, spreadsheets pasted as lines, mailing lists, captions and notes. It's also messy: copied from PDFs with broken line breaks, full of duplicate rows, inconsistently capitalised, or simply too long for a field with a character limit. Text tools are the small, precise instruments that take a block of words and bend it into the shape a task actually needs.

Who reaches for these and why

Writers and students lean on counting: hitting an exact word count for an assignment, or keeping a meta description under its character ceiling. People wrangling data lean on cleanup — pasting a column of values to strip duplicate lines, sort them, or pull every email address out of a messy export. Editors fix formatting: converting a headline to Title Case, flattening text that arrived with a line break after every line, or running a regex find-and-replace across a document. And anyone publishing online slugifies a title into a clean URL. The thread running through all of it is turning rough text into tidy text.

Why your words stay on your device

The text you process is often more personal than it looks. A draft of an unpublished article, a list of customer emails, the body of a private message, or notes you'd never want indexed. Pasting that into a site that ships your input to a server means a copy now exists somewhere you can't reach — potentially logged, cached or scraped. These tools manipulate strings entirely in the browser's memory, so your writing and your data lists are transformed locally and vanish the moment you close the tab. It also makes the result appear instantly, even on a pasted novel-length document, because nothing is waiting on a network round trip.

Choosing the right text tool

Decide whether you're measuring, cleaning or transforming. To measure, use the word counter or the fuller text statistics view. To clean a list, combine remove-duplicates, sort-lines and remove-line-breaks. To transform wording, reach for the case converter or find-and-replace. To extract structured bits from a blob, use the email extractor. To prepare text for a URL, slugify it. Most real jobs chain two or three of these in a row.