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Text tools

Count words, change letter case, compare two versions, find and replace, and tidy up lines. Paste your text and the answer appears as you type.

16 tools

Count and edit

- Word & character count

Count words, characters, sentences, and lines as you type or paste.
 (/text/word-count)
- Case converter

Change text to UPPER, lower, Title, Sentence case, and ten more.
 (/text/case-converter)
- Find & replace

Find a word or pattern in your text and replace every match at once.
 (/text/find-replace)
- Compare two texts

Paste two versions and see exactly what changed, line by line or letter by letter.
 (/text/diff)
- Sort and clean lines

Sort lines, remove duplicates and blank lines, trim spaces, or number them.
 (/text/lines)
- SMS character counter

See how many characters and text messages your SMS will use.
 (/text/sms)

Write and format

- Markdown ⇄ HTML

Turn Markdown into HTML with a live preview, or HTML back into Markdown.
 (/text/markdown)
- Markdown table

Paste rows from a spreadsheet or CSV and get a Markdown table.
 (/text/markdown-table)
- Emoji search

Search emoji by name and copy one with a click. Works offline once loaded.
 (/text/emoji)
- Lorem ipsum generator

Placeholder text in words, sentences, or paragraphs for mockups.
 (/text/lorem)
- Slug generator

Turn titles into clean web addresses like my-first-post.
 (/text/slugify)

Characters and code

- Unicode inspector

See what every character in your text really is, with its code and bytes.
 (/text/unicode)
- Character table

Browse ASCII and Unicode characters and copy any of them.
 (/text/character-table)
- Mojibake repair

Fix garbled text like Café back into Café.
 (/text/mojibake)
- Escape / unescape

Escape or unescape text for HTML, JavaScript strings, and CSV.
 (/text/escape)
- Number base converter

Convert whole numbers between binary, hex, decimal, and any base up to 36.
 (/text/number-bases)

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