Text & Writing
Counters, case converters, unscramblers and text cleanup.
Text and writing tools handle the small, fiddly jobs that come up when you work with words: counting them, changing their case, comparing two drafts, or cleaning up a messy list. This category covers counters like the Word Counter and Character Counter, format helpers like Case Converter and Slug Generator, and cleanup tools such as Find & Replace, Sort Lines, and Remove Duplicate Lines. Writers, students, editors, and developers reach for them when a full text editor is more than they need.
Word CounterCount words and characters.Grammar & Spell CheckerCheck spelling and grammar, locally.Character CounterCount characters with limits.Case ConverterUPPER, lower, Title, Sentence.Fancy Text GeneratorBold/italic unicode text.Lorem Ipsum GeneratorGenerate placeholder text.Text Diff CheckerCompare two blocks of text.Find & ReplaceBulk find and replace text.Sort LinesSort lines alphabetically.Remove Duplicate LinesDelete repeated lines.Slug GeneratorMake URL-friendly slugs.Text ReverserReverse text or words.Morse Code TranslatorText to and from Morse.Gen Z Slang TranslatorGen Z slang to plain English & back.HTML to TextStrip tags to plain text.
Frequently asked questions
- Are these text tools free, and do I need an account?
- Every text and writing tool here is free to use, with no account or sign-up. There are no usage limits, so you can run the Word Counter or Find & Replace as many times as you like. Nothing is held back behind a paywall.
- Do I have to install anything to use them?
- Nothing needs to be installed. The text and writing tools run in a normal web browser on desktop or mobile, so you just open the one you need and start typing or pasting. There is nothing to download.
- Is it safe to paste sensitive text into these tools?
- Most of the text tools run in your browser, which means your text is processed on your own device rather than sent to a server to be counted or reformatted. It is still sensible to be careful with anything truly confidential. If in doubt, paste only the portion you need to work on.
- Which tool should I use to tidy up a messy list of lines?
- For a list with junk in it, Sort Lines puts the lines in order and Remove Duplicate Lines strips out the repeats. If you need to swap a word or phrase throughout, use Find & Replace. For checking length against a limit, the Word Counter and Character Counter give you the totals.