Text & Writing Tools
Writing tasks often stall on small mechanical jobs: trimming a meta description to length, fixing a paragraph typed with caps lock on, cleaning a list exported from a spreadsheet, or working out exactly what changed between two drafts.
The eight tools in this category handle those jobs instantly. All of them work entirely inside your browser, so drafts, notes and lists are never sent to a server.
The 8 tools in this category
-
Word Counter
Count words, characters, sentences and paragraphs as you type. -
Case Converter
Switch text between sentence, title, upper, lower and code cases. -
Duplicate Line Remover
Remove repeated lines from a list and optionally sort it. -
Find and Replace Tool
Replace words or patterns throughout a text, with regex support. -
Lorem Ipsum Generator
Generate placeholder text as paragraphs, sentences, words or lists. -
Text Diff Checker
Compare two versions of a text and highlight the differences. -
URL Slug Generator
Convert titles into clean, readable URL slugs. -
Reading Time Calculator
Estimate how long a text takes to read or to speak aloud.
Choosing the right text tool
If you need numbers about a piece of writing, start with the Word Counter for words, characters, sentences and paragraphs, or the Reading Time Calculator to estimate how long an article or script takes to read or speak.
For cleaning and reshaping, the Case Converter switches between sentence, title, upper, lower and programming cases; the Duplicate Line Remover deduplicates and sorts lists; and the Find and Replace Tool handles bulk edits, including regular-expression patterns.
The Text Diff Checker compares two versions line by line, the URL Slug Generator turns titles into clean web addresses, and the Lorem Ipsum Generator supplies neutral placeholder text for layouts.
A note on languages and special characters
These tools are built to handle Unicode text, including accented letters, non-Latin scripts and emoji. Word boundaries are detected using your browser's language-aware segmentation where it is available. Languages that do not separate words with spaces, such as Chinese, Japanese and Thai, are inherently harder to count, so treat word totals for those scripts as estimates.